Welcome to the Dalhousie School Library wiki
262 Dalhousie Drive, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3T 2Z1

Staff:
Teacher Librarian: Mr. A. Volk
Library Technician: Mrs. A. Recksiedler/Mrs. J. Romaniuk
VISION
The library is a place of magic and limitless possibilities. We believe that with imagination and knowledge, anything is possible! No matter who you are or where you are from, the library is a place for you to learn, grow, imagine and create!
MISSION
At Dalhousie School library it is our mission to create and maintain a welcoming and comfortable learning environment that can serve the diverse students, parents, and teachers of the Dalhousie School Community. Our doors are always open to all.
GOALS
-To provide students with a comfortable, safe, and stimulating learning environment
-To serve the needs of a culturally diverse community
-To expose students to a variety of age appropriate literature
-To encourage curiosity, respect, responsibility, and life-long learning
-To teach information literacy and research skills
-To provide teachers with services and resources that will facilitate classroom teaching
-To provide a communal place for families in the community
POLICIES
Loans/Returns
| Kindergarten - Grade 2
One library class per cycle. Students may take out one book at a time. They may keep the book for one cycle.
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Grade 3
One library class per cycle. Students may take three books at a time. They may Keep the books for one cycle.
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Grades 4 - 6
One library class per cycle. Students may take three books at a time. They may keep the books for two cycles.
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Overdues
When a student has an overdue book, she or he will be given a letter to bring home. This letter is just a reminder to students and parents that the overdue book needs to be sent back to school as soon as possible, as students with overdue books will not be allowed to sign out new books.
Lost and Damaged Books
If a book is missing for one month or more, or if it is returned in an irreparably damaged state, a fine letter with the replacement cost of the book will be sent home. As an alternative to a fine, we will accept a different book in lieu of the one that is lost or damaged.
PROGRAMS:
View the homepage of the Manitoba Young Reader's Choice Award (MYRCA)

Dalhousie School now subscribes to Tumblebooks.com, A service that lets you view, read, and listen to your favorite childrens stories online. Students at Dalhousie School can log on at home. The username is the name of the school, and the password rhymes with "looks" ;)
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