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Brackenridge Library

Library Guidelines and Procedures

Brackenridge Library Library Guidelines and Procedures

Brackenridge Library Mission

The Brackenridge library strives to provide flexible spaces that promotes inquiry, collaboration, and community among student and teachers while being engaged in the learning process. The library also advocates for equitable access to connectivity, digital devices, and resources that supports the district's goal to increase 21st Century skill sets.

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Library Procedures

Library Hours

8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

Thursday until 5:00 PM


How do I schedule time for my classes to come to the library?

Teachers can access the Library calendar via the Office 365 Brackenridge Library Group to make a reservation on the calendar.


Are there any special policies or procedures concerning the library that I need to be aware of?

The library will remain open during the school day unless there is campus wide testing, pre-planned events or extenuating circumstances. Teachers can reserve a space in the library if the calendar space is available, but other students on campus will also be utilizing the space. Teachers should not send more than 4 students to the library at a time, and students need a pass. Classroom passes and lunch passes will be in your teacher boxes. Please make sure to fill them in completely with your name and Room #. Include the lunch period and which section (i.e., 1st, 2nd, 3rd) your student belongs to, as shown below. Students and/or classes need to sign in on the computer at the front desk upon entry. Students need to return to class for the last 15 minutes in order to complete their exit tickets.


Other than books, what resources are available in the library?

The library provides a variety of district online resources, including eBooks and databases. The library also has other materials for check out, such as board games, video games, robotic kits, a 3-D Printer, VR headsets, poster making supplies, a laminator, research and printing services, resume writing software, and laptop checkout.


Which teachers are most effectively using the library? How are they using the library?

The teachers who most effectively use the Library, are those who are experienced in research and lesson plan development. These teachers vary by subject matter and are able to scaffold their assignments in a timely manner for research, writing, editing, and submitting their assignments.

About the Librarian

My role as a librarian is diverse, and includes collaboration with all teachers in the building across grade levels and subject disciplines, working with all students throughout the students’ academic careers (i.e., tutoring and homework assistance), and serving on curriculum, school improvement, and planning committees. As the primary technology integration specialist, I provide professional development related to instructional and technology resources, and teach a wide range of information literacy, and technology standards.

Year to date newsletters

Issue 1 - A Guide to Technology and Resources

Issue 2 - Library Guidelines and Procedures

Issue 3 - We Are With the Banned

Issue 4 - The Library Will Give You Goosebumps

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Heidi Head

Email: hhead1@saisd.net
Website: https://schools.saisd.net/page/Library%20Information
Phone: 210 228-1200

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