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Let's brainstorm about book drops!  Our new HS library will have a "slot" built 
into the outside wall (that goes to the hallway) for students to drop in items 
without really coming in the library.  The "drop" will not actually be at the circ 
desk, but rather in a vestibule type area.  I'm assuming this should lock so that 
sticky fingers don't pick up books that have been returned but not checked in yet.  

I'm guessing this drop will have to be custom built, but if you have anything like 
this and have words of wisdom, I would certainly appreciate hearing them.  It would 
be nice if they fell into a closet with a door like they do here in my facility but 
that's not what it looks like on the plans.  

You all have such vast and varied experiences, that I appreciate hearing new ideas. 
 I have browsed the typical library furniture catalogs but I haven't really seen 
anything like what I envision.  (drop on one side, doors on opposite)  

Chris




Christine Findlay, CRC Director
Centerville City Schools
105 Virginia Ave.
Centerville, OH 45458
937-433-8841 xt. 214
christine.findlay@centerville.k12.oh.us

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