[ISLMA-Share] lost books

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I have allowed the student (when they are on free or reduced lunch
list--this is a good & fair way to determine income) to work it off but
helping me dust, wipe off tables for 1/2 hour each Friday after school for
a month.  Some duration so it makes an impact but not too burdensome for
those that parents have to pick up.  I'm rural and a high school.

Kristine Schauff, Media Specialist
Rock Falls High School
101 - 12th Ave.
Rock Falls, IL 61071
schauffk at rfhs301.org
www.rfhs301.org
rfhs301library.wordpress.com


On Thu, Dec 14, 2017 at 11:56 AM, Email list for the Illinois School
Library Media Association <islma at list.railslibraries.info> wrote:

> I let them donate another age appropriate book to the library. Sometime
> they have something at home; other times they get something from a second
> hand store for a dollar or two. I only do this after an extended period of
> trying to get the original book back. This way there is a consequence to
> their action. I eventually use the donated books as give-aways for Family
> Reading Night and other events.
>
> On Thu, Dec 14, 2017 at 11:40 AM, Email list for the Illinois School
> Library Media Association <islma at list.railslibraries.info> wrote:
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>> I work in a Title One school.  Some families are extremely poor.  There
>> are about 5 or 10 students who have lost their library books and I don't
>> think they can pay for it.  I want them to be able to borrow books again
>> but I have to have some type of policy to determine who gets a pass on
>> paying for the book and a way to make it fair.
>>
>> I'm going to talk to my  principal but want some suggestions first.  What
>> do all of you do when a child can't pay?
>>
>> My ideas are:
>> let them work it off
>> let them pay a $1 a week but this is hard to keep track of
>>
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Sue Meegan
>> Hoover School
>> Calumet city
>>
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> Donna Brockmeyer
> Media Clerk
> District 110, Grant and Illini
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