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DDWCHS@AOL.COM wrote: : Greetings All, : What is the prevailing wisdom on periodical circulation policiesDuring the fir st semester, our students could check periodicals out for three: days. However , at this time at least 150 of those remain overdue, and for: all practicle pur poses, we will probably not see them again.: This semester, we restricted perio dical use to the media center. Students: "check-out" the periodical(s) at the beginning of the period that they are in: the MC, and must return it/them befor e they leave. Still, however, several: periodicals have made their way out the doo: If you have been faced with a similar dilemma, and have any suggestions o r: have devised a plan that you feel has alleviated the problem, please share: your policy with us. : 1. Do you allow mags to be taken from the MC? : 2. What method(s) do you employ to check out periodicals? : 3. What has your success rate been in having periodicals returned?: Thank yo u very much for your assistance!: Denny Hoff: Doug Gilliland: Warsaw Community High School: Warsaw, Indiana HI I am in a middle school. We circulate magazines for one week (excluding the current issue which is in a binder.) The fee for a lost magazine is more than the list price to prevent kids from purchasing magazines from me. At the end of the year we sell the magazines for a quarter each (just the ones we do not archive) such as Bop, Teen, GamePro, and Field and Stream. This policy has worked well. -- Fred Muller || Halsted Middle School Library voice (201) 383-7554 || 59 Halsted Street FAX (201) 338-7432 || Newton, NJ 07860 (fmuller@llnj.ll.pbs.org) ||