Aldine I.S.D. Teacher Handbook - Aldine Independent School District
Aldine I.S.D. Teacher Handbook - Aldine Independent School District
Aldine I.S.D. Teacher Handbook - Aldine Independent School District
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8. The program director, director, or executive director generates the requisition and sends it<br />
to purchasing for processing.<br />
W. PAID ASSEMBLIES<br />
Paid assemblies and/or entertainment will be approved by the principal. All schools will be limited<br />
to three paid assemblies involving outside entertainment. Grant funds cannot be used to provide<br />
additional paid assemblies. It will be the principal's responsibility to determine that only quality<br />
entertainment is used.<br />
Principals are encouraged to set up a yearly calendar and schedule all such assemblies for the entire<br />
year. (Avoid having any two paid assemblies close together.) The calendar of activities and<br />
assemblies for the entire year may then be printed and distributed early in the fall semester.<br />
Programs, assemblies, concerts, plays, etc. from other schools in the district must be scheduled<br />
through all involved principals.<br />
X. SALESPEOPLE, AGENTS, FUNDRAISING, ETC.<br />
Access to schools will be limited to:<br />
salespeople, vendors, agents, etc. who are directly involved in school fundraisers or other school<br />
functions;<br />
those individuals listed above must have a vendor letter for the current school year signed by the<br />
director of special programs.<br />
Y. LIBRARY FINES: GRADES 9-12<br />
Students are responsible for returning library materials on or before the due date.<br />
1. A ten ($.10) cent overdue fine will be charged per book, per day, excluding weekends<br />
and holidays.<br />
2. The total overdue fine may not exceed $2.00 per book.<br />
3. Payment is required even when a student leaves one <strong>Aldine</strong> campus and enrolls at another<br />
school in <strong>Aldine</strong> ISD or withdraws to attend school in another district.<br />
4. It is not necessary to write student receipts for small library fines; but, when the<br />
information literacy specialist turns in a sum of money to the office, it is to be receipted.<br />
5. <strong>School</strong> policy also determines if students with long overdue books or outstanding fines are<br />
to be restricted in their use of the Library Media Center.<br />
All students enrolled in <strong>Aldine</strong> ISD are responsible for paying the replacement cost of lost or<br />
damaged library materials in a timely manner.<br />
Specific policies regarding lost or damaged library materials are:<br />
1. Payment is required even when a student leaves one <strong>Aldine</strong> campus and enrolls at another<br />
school in <strong>Aldine</strong> ISD or withdraws to attend school in another district.<br />
2. When a lost item has been paid for and then is found and returned in good condition before<br />
a replacement is purchased, the school owning the material will issue a refund to the<br />
student.<br />
3. The student does not need to be enrolled in the school owning the item at the time it was<br />
lost to receive a refund.<br />
4. The information literacy specialist and the principal have the option to assess a damage<br />
and/or overdue fine when a lost and paid item is returned to the library. An overdue fine<br />
cannot exceed $2.00 per item.<br />
5. If the lost item is paid for, and then returned in an unacceptable condition, the information<br />
literacy specialist and the principal may decide not to issue a refund. In this case, all<br />
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