[aisle] End of year collection - high school

[Michelle Harris]

We are doing a drive-up collection point of tables at the curbside (yes,
we'll be coordinating with the weather), over several days to avoid traffic
jams.  We are also being very organized behind the scenes so that we can
efficiently check in items and move them to carts or tables or the library
within the school so that everything can undergo a 72-hour quarantine. We
are also working hard to have class checklists and library reports ready to
mark off items returned. Sharpies and masking tape for attaching any
messages to Chromebooks.

Finally, we are being VERY CLEAR about how we want students to label the
Chromebooks (full name, grad year, note any repairs needed, power cord
included, etc.) so that folks don't just dump and run.  They can print our
label or write it out by hand, but every Chromebook should have a label and
a cord.

For library books, I have also been in contact with staff and janitors who
will be packing up classrooms and lockers to let them know exactly WHERE to
return library materials that they find. After we check everything in and
run the reports, we'll make phonecalls to students to see if anyone still
has items with them at home.

It's a challenge, but we're feeling optimistic!

Michelle Harris
Heyworth CUSD #4

On Tue, Apr 21, 2020 at 3:10 PM Angela Pigoni via AISLE <
aisle at list.railslibraries.info> wrote:

> Good afternoon,
> I am hoping to gather some ideas from the experts regarding ideas or plans
> your schools have for collecting devices, textbooks, and library books. I
> am at a high school of 2200 students, most of whom have a few textbooks and
> potentially a Chromebook, WiFi Hotspot, and/or library books checked out.
> We are discussing how to collect materials, mainly from seniors or students
> who are moving out of district, at the end of this school year. My only
> idea so far is to have a drive-up collection in the parking lot. I would
> love to hear any ideas or plans you have!
> Thank you!
>
> *Angela Pigoni*
> LLC Director
> Wheaton North High School <http://www.cusd200.org/Domain/112>
>
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Michelle Harris
District Librarian
Heyworth CUSD #4
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