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501 South Washington
Fort Collins, CO 80521
Phone: (970)488-4825
Fax: (970)488-4827
Absence Reporting Line: (970)488-4826

Principal: Evelyn Jacobi  

Dan Shinneman, Media Specialist
Randi Robinson, Media Assistant

Dunn Media Center - Student Weblinks

Dunn's Accelerated Reader Collection

Homeroom Book Check Out and AR Schedule 2007-2008

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
		9:30-10:00 2nd AR	9:00-10:00 2nd AR	8:00-10:00 FFF
10:30-11:00 K-B	10:00-10:25 3-B	10:05-10:40 1st AR	10:00-10:25 3-D	10:00-10:45 1st AR
11:00-11:30 K-C	10:25-10:50 3-M		10:45-11:10 5-R	10:45-11:10 2-E
12:25-12:50 1-G		11:00-11:45 3rd AR	11:15-11:50 4th AR	11:10-11:35 5-S
1:00-1:25 4-C	12:45-1:10 6-S	12:45-1:10 1-R	1:00-1:25 6-H	1:05-1:30 1-V
1:25-1:55 K-B	1:40-2:05 4-P	1:35-2:00 5-W	1:40-2:05 2-D	1:40-2:05 2-T

Find out what books you have checked out by clicking Patron Information

and entering your name and student ID number. Make sure you type an "S" before the ID #

Circulation Guidelines:

Grade	Total Number of Books Allowed	Due Date	Overdue Rules	Lost/Damaged Costs for Books
K	2 total- 1 selected by student and 1 selected by staff	1 week	Must bring book to Media Center to renew. After 3 overdue notices, book is considered lost and must be paid for before further check out allowed.	$20.00 for a hardback book and $9.00 for a paperback.
1st - 6th Grade	3 total- including 1 Accelerated Reader	1 week	Must bring book to Media Center to renew. Check out not allowed if student has more than 1 overdue book. After 3 overdue notices, book is considered lost and must be paid for before further check out allowed.	$20.00 for a hardback book and $9.00 for a paperback.
Community	As needed	1 week	Must bring book to Media Center to renew. After 3 overdue notices, book is conisdered lost and must be paid for before further check out allowed.	$20.00 for a hardback book and $9.00 for a paperback.

Dear Dunn Students and Families,
Betcha' didn't know that...

• Dunn Media Center has over 19,000 books including books in other languages such as Spanish and Chinese.
  
• Every class visits the Media Center at least once a week to check out books, listen to stories, play skills games, etc.
• Our computer lab has 30 computers, each classroom in the building has 2-5 networked computers, and we have a mobile lab of wireless laptops.
• Students use computers, digital cameras, scanners, and other multimedia technologies to make and present projects.
• Sixth graders write, direct, and televise a news show to the entire school every morning from the Media Office.
• 4th-6th graders take keyboarding classes in the computer lab every fall.
• The Media Center is "home" to B.E.A.T. classes like Research and Multimedia and Computer Art. (B.E.A.T. stands for Basics, Enrichment and Technology. All 4th-6th graders get to choose 3 B.E.A.T. classes every year.)
• Lots of classes and individual students use the Media Center every day to research, read, use a computer, and work on homework.

Donations:As you travel the world or visit your local bookstore, keep Dunn Media Center in mind!

In order to meet International Baccalaureate authorization requirements, Dunn must have a collection of books in the "home" or first languages of our international students. These books will be housed in the school media center where they will be available for staff, students and parents to check out. We would appreciate book donations to help us with this endeavor. All donations should be appropriate for an elementary school environment.

PSD Library Catalog

Children's Literature Web Guide

This is a great site for Internet resources related to books for children and young adults!

Dan Shinneman, Media Specialist
Randi Robinson, Media Assistant