Library News
Mrs. DeMetrick
Check below for the weekly library lessons,
stories, and new books in the library collection.
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Week of
May 17, 2010
Please continue to send in donations for Centre
County PAWS.
Last formal library classes
this week for the school year. Books are all due back on May 25, 2010.
PAWS Information
These are the items needed for Centre County
PAWS. Items may be dropped off in the library and I will deliver them to PAWS.
Centre
everyday
needs
Cat food – Royal Canin Adult
Kitten food – Royal Canin Kitten
Canned cat food –the cats prefer the
“ground” varieties
Canned kitten food
Cat litter – scoopable
Ceramic or stainless steel food and
water dishes
Cat pill pockets
Dog food – Royal Canin Medium
Puppy food – Royal Canin or Purina
Dog biscuits – Large Nutro
Crunchers preferred; or other brands without
food colorings added (no bones, pig ears, chewies, or
rawhides please)
Dog pill pockets
Stainless steel food dishes and large
water buckets
Large and extra-large Kong toys
Wolf, Giant, and Souper
Nylabones
Large plush toys
Trash bags – 13 gallon, 33 gallon, 55
gallon
Zip-lock bags – pint and gallon sizes
Paper towels
Toilet paper
Tissues
Dishwasher detergent
Liquid detergent (both regular and high
efficiency)
Bleach (both regular and high
efficiency)
Hand soap
Alcohol based hand sanitizer
Air fresheners
Copy paper (white and colored)
Post-its
Scotch tape
Staplers
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Library Policy and Procedure
Hello, and welcome to the
Library! We hope you will check this site
frequently for news about the library. In the library, just as in the
classroom, there are rules which the students are expected to follow. The following have to do with general library
behavior and borrowing books from the library.
POLICIES
AND PROCEDURES IN THE
1. Students in preschool, kindergarten, and
grade 1 may check out one book. It may
be borrowed for one week.
2. Students in grades 2 through 4 may check
out two books, grades
6-8 may check out three books. They may
be borrowed for two weeks.
3. Students are expected to handle books with
care. Lost or damaged items should be reported to the librarian or parent
volunteer.
4. Students should return books on time to
their classroom library box.
5. If a book is OVERDUE, it should be returned
to the LIBRARY immediately.
6. A fine of 5 cents per day will be charged
for overdue books. If a fine remains
unpaid for more than two weeks, no checkouts will be permitted.
7. Students in Preschool through grade 2 do
not have fines assessed against them except for payment for lost or damaged
materials.
8. Students must return pencils and other
materials to their proper places, and push in chairs when they leave.
9. If
the library must close due to an illness or emergency of the librarian, all
attempts will be made to contact that day’s volunteers to alert them of the
closing. Please understand that there may be times when a volunteer cannot be
reached. Conversely, we ask that volunteers honor their commitment as
well. If a volunteer is unable to serve on their assigned day, please find a
substitute and let the librarian know who will be coming in as a replacement.
10. Books that are damaged or lost must be replaced. The librarian
will contact parents/guardians regarding the replacement cost plus a $5.00
processing fee.
Reading Competition Teams 2010
Team:
Overdue Books
Kaitlyn
Kocher-Captain 6B
Maria
Sicree-Assistant 6B
Nate Salada
6B
Charlotte
Erb 5A
Isabel
Sicree 5A
Brendan
Cawley 5A
Nathan
Shunk 5A
Kevin Dolan
4B
Carl
Engstrom 4A
Kassidy
Powell 4B
Josephine
Erb 4A
Team: Book
Tazers
Maeve
McFeely-Captain 6B
Aubrey
Bennett-Assistant 6A
Kristen
Kerr 5A
Alex Burka
5B
Audrey
Thomas 5B
Sophie
Brandimarte 5B
Sully
Hamdan 5B
Sarah Shellenberger
4A
Sophia
Rallis 4A
Kristina
Hughes 4A
Lauren
Alexander 4B
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Victory Catholic School
Last updated Wednesday,
September 8, 2004.