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Liability Form
I have purchased 2 NOOKS for student use in a high school and would like to have the students sign them out. I am looking for samples of liabilty forms, so if you have one and wouldn't mind sharing, I will appreciate it. I am worried that the student will not return it and I will have no recourse. (grades are online for parents, can't hold school records, can charge them, but few pay...) The students are notorious for not returning books or moving in the dark of night. The money for the NOOKS was raised through a Barnes and Noble Book Fair, so I am excited to offer this ereader to the studnets, but want the process to be smooth and fair.
Thanks in advance...you can email me at knester@dasd.org if it is easier.
Thanks in advance...you can email me at knester@dasd.org if it is easier.
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Permalink Reply by Jeremy Rinkel on -
Check out this Nook checkout form posted by Kathy Burnette. It may give you some ideas.
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Permalink Reply by Kathleen Nester on -
This is blocked for me, will anyone send it to me?
Thanks
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