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October 2011 Monthly Report

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Fran Bullington
Fran Bullington

The October 2011 monthly report from the Boiling Springs High School Library Media Center provided the following information: - The Bulldog Booklovers Club meeting had 26 students and two adults attend to discuss upcoming reading initiatives and book titles. - Many classes visited the library and computer rooms in October for research projects, including English, business, foreign language, guidance, math, science, social studies, and special education. - Over 6,400 student visits to the library occurred in October, most of which were with classes. Circulation totals were over 1,900 items checked out. - The National Art Honor Society held its annual induction ceremony in the media center on October 3rd.

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Boiling Springs High School Library Media Center October 2011 Monthly Report
Boiling Springs High School Library Media Center National Art Honor Society Induction Ceremony On October 3rd, Mrs. Donnahoo and Mrs. October2011 Keith, sponsors of the NAHS, held the annual induction ceremony in the media center. After the ceremony, the Library Highlights students and teachers enjoyed refreshments. Bulldog Booklovers Club Meeting Oct. NAHS Induction Ceremony 17thTwenty-six students and two adults attended our third meeting this year. Members were reminded about the new READissance initiative (prize: Color Nook and B&N $50 gift card) and the titles for our next meeting were announced ( Divergent byVeronica Roth and Purple Heart by Patricia McCormick). We broke into two groups to discuss Once a Witch and Miss Peregrines Home for Peculiar Children. Tis the Season Fall? No, although it IS all about turning leaves (well, pages in books). October always brings with it classes doing research. Mrs. Hames, Mrs. Young, Mr. Turner, Mrs. Sater, Mrs. Dillard, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Broome, and Mr. Hauser all brought their students to the media center this month.
Instructional Days Aug Sept Oct Instructional Days 13 21 20 # Days Library Open 13 21 20 Use of Physical Space Student Visits Aug Sept Oct Independent 798 2199 2002 With a class 2403 4347 4455 Totals 3201 6546 6457 Class Visits to Library Class Visits to the Computer Rooms Aug Sept Oct Aug Sept Oct English 24 28 26 English 9 51 31 Business Ed 1 2 1 Business Ed 4 Fine Arts Fine Arts 1 Foreign Language 2 3 2 Foreign Language 7 15 11 Guidance 5 Home Arts 3 3 Home Arts Guidance 31 Math 3 Math 2 2 Science 1 4 Science 8 19 17 Social Studies 8 12 8 Social Studies 24 24 20 Totals 39 45 46 Sp. Ed Totals 50 116 116
Resource Analysis October 2011 Circulation 1000 916 800 600 400 266 246 152 175 137 200 68 43 53 2 1 16 30 27 1 18 18 0 Dewey Decimal and Collection Categories Total Items Circulated Equipment Circulation Aug Sept Oct Aug Sept Oct Sophomores 432 890 728 Faculty 25 71 73 Juniors 332 624 617 Student (computers) 151 738 724 Seniors 260 502 424 Total 176 809 797 Staff 64 266 164 Totals 1088 2282 1933 SC Streamline Usage Aug Sept Oct Logins 27 51 31 Videos/Segments Streamed or 92 251 119 Downloaded

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October 2011 Monthly Report

  • 1. Boiling Springs High School Library Media Center October 2011 Monthly Report
  • 2. Boiling Springs High School Library Media Center National Art Honor Society Induction Ceremony On October 3rd, Mrs. Donnahoo and Mrs. October2011 Keith, sponsors of the NAHS, held the annual induction ceremony in the media center. After the ceremony, the Library Highlights students and teachers enjoyed refreshments. Bulldog Booklovers Club Meeting Oct. NAHS Induction Ceremony 17thTwenty-six students and two adults attended our third meeting this year. Members were reminded about the new READissance initiative (prize: Color Nook and B&N $50 gift card) and the titles for our next meeting were announced ( Divergent byVeronica Roth and Purple Heart by Patricia McCormick). We broke into two groups to discuss Once a Witch and Miss Peregrines Home for Peculiar Children. Tis the Season Fall? No, although it IS all about turning leaves (well, pages in books). October always brings with it classes doing research. Mrs. Hames, Mrs. Young, Mr. Turner, Mrs. Sater, Mrs. Dillard, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Broome, and Mr. Hauser all brought their students to the media center this month.
  • 3. Instructional Days Aug Sept Oct Instructional Days 13 21 20 # Days Library Open 13 21 20 Use of Physical Space Student Visits Aug Sept Oct Independent 798 2199 2002 With a class 2403 4347 4455 Totals 3201 6546 6457 Class Visits to Library Class Visits to the Computer Rooms Aug Sept Oct Aug Sept Oct English 24 28 26 English 9 51 31 Business Ed 1 2 1 Business Ed 4 Fine Arts Fine Arts 1 Foreign Language 2 3 2 Foreign Language 7 15 11 Guidance 5 Home Arts 3 3 Home Arts Guidance 31 Math 3 Math 2 2 Science 1 4 Science 8 19 17 Social Studies 8 12 8 Social Studies 24 24 20 Totals 39 45 46 Sp. Ed Totals 50 116 116
  • 4. Resource Analysis October 2011 Circulation 1000 916 800 600 400 266 246 152 175 137 200 68 43 53 2 1 16 30 27 1 18 18 0 Dewey Decimal and Collection Categories Total Items Circulated Equipment Circulation Aug Sept Oct Aug Sept Oct Sophomores 432 890 728 Faculty 25 71 73 Juniors 332 624 617 Student (computers) 151 738 724 Seniors 260 502 424 Total 176 809 797 Staff 64 266 164 Totals 1088 2282 1933 SC Streamline Usage Aug Sept Oct Logins 27 51 31 Videos/Segments Streamed or 92 251 119 Downloaded