Lemon Bay High School

DISTRICT PRINTING SERVICES
Please contact Stella for information about how to utilize this service

The media center can help with small jobs of color printing and/or poster printing

MULTI-MEDIA USE AND AUDIO VISUAL PROCEDURES (fill out this form)

Before submitting films for approval:

• ALL videos shown to students should be consistent with the School Board education goals, policies, and specific course objectives.
• ALL videos shown to students should adhere to copyright laws.
• ALL videos usage should reflect best practices based on age-appropriateness and instructional relevance. 
• ALL videos shown to students should be approved by the school principal (or appointed designee) PRIOR to student viewing.
• Videos should adhere to F.S. 1006.34(2)(b) which prohibits the showing of movies that are not age-appropriate. 
• preview the material in its entirety
• ensure the goals for showing the film are consistent with educational goals of CCPS and the objectives of the specific course and/or activities
• check to ensure the film has literary, aesthetic, social, and/or educational value
• enusure the film is as free from bias as possible
• ensure the film is age-appropriate and contains accurate data

Procedures:

• Complete this form. The submission will be sent to your Principal, Assistant Principal, or other administrative designee.
• Once administration approves the form, then the media specialist on your campus will consider the title for approval.
• You will be notified via email if and when your video submission was approved, and only at that point can you show the film to your class. 

Library Resources for You

• Collaborative learning spaces
• DVD collection
• Laminating - drop items off and we will laminate and deliver back to you
• Low quantity poster printing jobs
• Professional Learning Books
• Media Center Computer Lab
• Tutorials for utilization of databases or other learning software

• Passes - Students must have a pass (we use the SmartPass system) when coming to the Media Center independently during the school day.
  • Students may come to the media center to look for reading materials, work on research projects, work on homework, or study independently.  The media center staff reserve the right to send students back to class if they do not have anything to work on or are disrupting other students.  Our goal is to collaborate with staff members to ensure students utilize their instructional time wisely. 
• Signing Up to Use the Library/Media Center Computer Lab/Small Side Room - Simply call or email us your request.  
• Substitutes - Under most circumstances, substitutes will not be permitted to bring classes or send students to the Media Center or Computer Lab.  Please make this note in your sub plans.
• Computer Lab - Simply call or email us to request bringing your classes to the computer lab. 

Teachers can help reset student passwords, directions are below...

STUDENT PASSWORD INFORMATION

If these directions do not fix the problem, please put in a help desk ticket.

• Instructional partnership/Division of Learning:  Non-Adopted Instructional Materials Review Rubric questions and information/Classroom Library questions and guidance
• Office 365/Google for Education/Canvas/NoodleTools/Gale Research Databases
• CCPS Help Desk - how to post a ticket for tech help or general guidance for technology issues
• Room equipment/technology issues/guidance
• Poster printing/lamination
• Student study/make-up workspace
• Space/assistance for teacher collaboration