Jan 2012 Monthly Report
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The January 2012 monthly report from the Boiling Springs High School library media center can be summarized as follows: 1) The library hosted booktalks and orientations for new English classes, saw high book checkout numbers, and had its top circulating books be popular series titles. 2) The Bullldog Booklovers Club met to discuss two novels and there was enthusiasm about an upcoming field trip for The Hunger Games. 3) Most class visits were from English and CATE teachers encouraging pleasure reading, and circulation numbers remained highest for fiction books while computer equipment and online resources also saw steady usage.
Jan 2012 Monthly Report
- 1. Boiling Springs High School Library Media Center January 2012 Monthly Report
- 2. Boiling Springs High School Library Media Center January 2012 Highlights Busy with Booktalks and Checkouts! English II Orientation Many BSHS teachers encourage their students to read for The start of a new semester brings with it new classes. This pleasure. During our first four days this semester, semester, the BSHS LMC staff introduced eleven English II and teachers brought twenty-three classes in to check out English III Honors classes to the resources available to them in books for pleasure reading. You might expect English our library. After our presentation, students had to use those teachers would bring their classes to check out books, resources to complete a Scavenger Hunt. but only 52% of the class visits were from the English department. Our math, social studies, and CATE teachers also took time from their instruction to bring classes to Bullldog Booklovers Club Meeting, Jan. 9 the library. Nineteen students and teachers met at 3:30 in the library to discuss Everlost by Neal Shusterman and Fallen by Lauren Mrs. DeLac and Mrs. Pharr scheduled booktalks for their Kate. The announcement of The Hunger Games field trip students. Mrs. Bullington shared several popular books generated quite a bit of enthusiasm from various genres through both oral booktalks and book trailers. January’s Top Ten Books Series books still reign supreme at Bulldog Nation. Checkout Visits by Department 1. Divergent 6. Catching Fire 2. Delirium 7. City of Bones English 3. The Hunger Games 8. Evermore 13% Math 4. Matched 9. Blue Moon 5. Unwind 10. Department Nineteen 13% Soc. Studies 52% CATE 22%
- 3. Use of Physical Space Month (days open) Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan (13) (21) (20) (19) (11.5) (19) Student Visits Independent 798 2199 2002 2051 1678 2004 With a class 2403 4347 4455 5238 2538 4671 Totals 3201 6546 6457 7289 4216 6675 Class Visits to Library Class Visits to Computer Rooms Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan English 9 51 31 47 7 43 English 24 28 26 43 7 44 CATE 4 31 12 18 3 CATE 1 2 1 6 7 Fine Arts 1 Fine Arts 1 Foreign 7 15 11 30 1 28 Foreign Lang 2 3 2 5 5 2 Lang Guidance 3 3 24 Guidance 5 1 Math 3 2 3 5 Math 2 2 2 1 2 Science 1 4 1 3 3 Science 8 19 17 21 9 16 Soc. Studies 8 12 8 8 6 5 Soc. Studies 24 24 20 22 4 14 Totals 39 45 46 90 30 67 Totals 50 116 116 134 64 106
- 4. Resource Usage Analysis January 2012 Circulation Circulation by Patron Types 1400 1169 5% 1200 Soph 1000 19% Jr 800 600 42% Sr 400 172 200 Faculty 32 2 7 21 10 28 38 4 9 41 7 4 2 8 7 0 B FIC VC AB DVD YABA 0 REF SC 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 34% Dewey Decimal and Collection Categories Equipment Circulation SC Streamline Usage Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Faculty 25 71 73 60 34 28 Logins 27 51 31 49 8 43 Students 151 738 724 737 887 514 Videos/Segments 92 251 119 208 22 126 (computers) Streamed or D/L Totals 176 809 797 797 921 542