LIBRARY SERVICE HOUR
 Users should not deface books and
Monday to Friday
7:15 A.M. - 12:00 Noon
12:30 P.M. - 5:00 P.M.
CODE OF CONDUCT INSIDE THE LIBRARY
 SILENCE is a must inside the library.
 The use of mobile phone inside the
library is prohibited.
 No bags, case parcel and books be
brought inside the library. It must be
deposited at the baggage area.
 Bringing in and consuming food,
beverages and water are not allowed
in order to protect the books and other
library materials from getting wet.
other materials in the library. This
includes underlining or writing on the
books and other library materials.
 Users must put the books, newspaper,
and other reading materials at the
designated BOOK / READING
MATERIALS DROP after use. Do not
leave the books/reading materials on
the top of the table.
 No littering inside the library. Waste or
garbage must be thrown in the trash
can.
 Chairs/Bookstands must be returned
in its proper place before leaving the
library.
BORROWING and RETURNING OF
READING MATERIALS
 Faculty, staff and students are the
authorized persons to borrow books
from the library.
 Faculty and staff are allowed to borrow
ten (10) books within one month. All
materials borrowed from the library
must be returned at the end of school
year for inventory.
 Students are allowed to borrow books
one at a time and/ or depending on a
case to case basis that he/she may be
allowed to borrow a number of books
as the need arises.
 Books in the Reference and Periodical
Section are for inside reading only.
BORROWING SCHEDULE
Monday – Friday 4:00-5:00PM
RETURNING TIME
7:30 -11:30 A.M. and 1:00 - 5:00 P.M.
RECALL
All loaned books are subject for recall. Any
books borrowed after the given due date can
be recalled if the material is requested by
another borrower. Upon recall, the item
should be returned promptly. Recalled books
not returned within two days following the
receipt of recall notice will be fined Php 5.00
per day per book.
OVERDUE BOOKS
 Books not returned on time are
charged Php 5.00 per day per book.
 Unreturned overdue books as well as
unresolved financial accounts in the
library including fines and lost books,
may result in temporary loss of
borrowing privileges until items are
returned or replacement charge and/or
fines are paid.
 The librarian has the right not to sign
the clearance form of the teachers and
students with accountabilities
DAMAGED / LOST BOOKS
 Faculty, staff and students are held
responsible for the materials borrowed
from the library until these materials
are returned. They are also
 responsible for any charge for
damaged/lost library materials.
 Library materials damaged/lost
beyond normal use must be replaced
with exact copy of material or newer
edition if available.
 Finding missing pages or any form of
damage in any books just borrowed
must be reported immediately to the
librarian.
 During the distribution of the
textbooks, damage book/books must
be reported at once and be replaced
immediately if there are copies
available. If none, it must be deducted
from the record of textbooks received
by the class adviser.
 Payment for lost book shall be done at
the accounting office after issuance of
payment slip from the librarian. After
payment, the payment slip must be
returned and the official receipt must
be shown to the librarian for recording.
a. be required to pay for the actual
cost of repair and other processing
charge.
b. write a promissory note to the
librarian.
Repeated violation will be reported to the
Guidance Office / Office of the Principal for
appropriate disciplinary action.
Anyone who has been found violating library
policies on three (3) consecutive occasions
on the whole school year will be denied to
avail library privileges for one (1) month.
LIBRARY PERSONNEL
Lourdes J. Tecson
Librarian-Designate

THEFT, VANDALISM and MUTILATION

 Books and other library materials are

to be used properly. Tearing,
highlighting, and writing on it, or using
it as writing board is to be avoided.
 Mutilation of any library materials is
strictly prohibited.
 Users caught bringing out library
materials without permission or proper
checkout procedures shall be dealt
appropriately. Jezrel A. Geroche
 Offenders will be investigated and will Library Aid
undergo due process. They will. . .