Inter-library+Loan+Policy

=Interlibrary Loan Policies=
 * Staff in the building will have top priority for materials from their library for instructional purposes.
 * Students in the building will have priority for materials from their library over outside teachers or students.
 * Teachers needing materials from another building for instruction will have priority over students from another building requesting the same material.
 * Students requesting materials for non-instructional use from other buildings:
 * If a copy of the requested book is unavaillable from the home library a student may request the book from another school. The borrowing library has the opportunity to refuse the loan if the book is needed in the home library.
 * If a student requests a book that is not in their home library collection, but is in a lower level library, the student must have permission from the teacher before the request will be considered. The borrowing library has the opportunity to refuse the loan if the book is needed in the home library.
 * If a student requests a book that is not in their home library collection, but is in a higher level library, the student must have permission from both the teacher and the parent before the request will be considered. A form will be made available for parent signature to allow students to borrow from upper-level libraries and noted on the student's library record. (Follett)
 * Regular dual-library users.need to be flagged in the system.

Questions
 * How does Follett access interlibrary loans? Must all requests have librarian approval before it is sent to the borrowing library?
 * Dual-library users - will it save us from interlibrary checkout issues (overlapping barcodes) - may still have issues.