Check Out & Computer Use Procedures:  Students must present their ID's to check out materials. All materials may be checked out for two weeks. Students with an "Acceptable Use" policy form on file will have a Jag sticker on their ID card and will be allowed to use the internet.   Library computers are for research only.

Fines:   Fines of  10¢ per day will be charged on all late materials.

Lost Books:  Students will need to pay the replacement cost of the lost book plus a $2.00 processing fee. If the book that was lost and paid for is found, the fine amount up to the date of payment and the $2.00 processing fee will be retained. The remainder of the replacement fee will be refunded.

Computer Printing: Printing from the computers will cost 10¢ per page and can be picked up and paid for at the circulation desk.  Students will be responsible for all pages they send to the printer. Color Prints can also be made at the print center for 40¢ a page. See Library staff for more information.

Copy Machine:   A copy machine is located in the library for student use.   Copies are 10¢ per page. Change may be obtained at the circulation desk.

Library Pass Information: Many classes visit the library as a group with their teachers where passes are not required. However, when students need to use the library on an individual basis they must have a pass. Students may come to the library throughout the day but must present a pass signed by their teacher that includes the date, time, and time to return to class. The student will also be required to sign in at the circulation desk upon entering the library. Passes are to be limited to no more than five students at a time per teacher during the regular school day.

Rules:   No gum, food, or drinks are allowed in the library.  Students are not allowed to use the computers for E-mail, games, or chat rooms.

Copyright:   Laws and regulations governing the reproduction of copyrighted material will be observed. The patron is responsible for compliance with these rules.

Collections:   The Summit High School Library Media Center provides information, both print and electronic, which supports the curriculum and meets the interests of students. The library provides a collection of over 20,000 print, AV, and software items. Students have access to subscription databases and the internet through the use of 51 computer stations. Information may be printed for a minimal charge.