San Ramon Valley High

 

Textbooks and library books can be returned to the following locations:

-Textbook Office (located directly across the quad from the center of B Hall)

-Library

-Library After Hours Drop Box (black box located on the first floor of the library)

-Textbook Office/Library Mailboxes located in the Admin Building (see Attendance for directions).

 

It is not recommended to return books to teachers. It is not their responsibility to make sure student books get returned to the Textbook Office.

 

 

Pay fines online at the SRV Webstore under the 'SRVHS School Items' tab. Fines may also be paid at the Textbook Office or Bookkeeper with exact cash or a check made payable to “SRVHS”. SRVHS does not charge late fees. Fines do not need to be paid if the book is returned (in good condition).

 

 

If a parent/student locates a lost book that was paid for, parents may return the book to their student's school within 90 days of payment in order to request a refund.  Books located and returned after 90 days from the date of the payment will not be refunded, as a replacement will have already been ordered.   

 

 

Students are responsible for all materials checked out to them from any school in the District, even if they are no longer a student at that school. These books will be denoted on overdue notices with two letters in brackets after the barcode, such as [CW] for Charlotte Wood, or [SV] for Stone Valley. Although these books can be returned to SRV (for transfer to the origin schools), questions about these fines must be addressed with the school they originated from. It is recommended that fines for those books be paid directly to the school they originated from. Middle and elementary schools do not have online payment systems for book fines, they must be paid by check made out to the school. Please keep a copy of your receipt. 

 

 

Schools do not accept replacement books purchased online or at bookstores.  There are often many editions of the same book available, as well as California vs National editions that appear to be an exact match outwardly, however, the content can, and does, vary. Also, used books available on Amazon often arrive with missing pages, and/or damage that causes the book to be unusable.  To ensure that we get the correct edition that exactly matches the one that was lost, our District textbook clerk will order a replacement from one of our reliable vendors. 

 

Students who do not return District instructional materials will be assessed a reparation amount  based on the replacement cost of the book(s).  This assessment will remain with the student throughout their tenure with the District until reparation has been made.

 

Per Board Policy Board Policy (AR 5125.2) and California Education Code (EC 48904 and 48904.3), the district may withhold grades, diplomas, or transcripts from the student and parent/guardian until reparation is made.