The High School Library exists primarily to serve the library and information needs of students and faculty of the University. The library does this mainly by meeting the curricular and research-related information needs of students. Moreover, collections intended to stimulate independent reading are also actively added.

1. LOCATION

   The HAU High School Library is located in the Geromin G. Nepomuceno Building (GGN). All materials housed in the High School Library are for the use of High School Students. However, College students can avail library facilities from 5:00-6:00 p.m. with certain restrictions.

2. AUTHORIZED USERS
   • Enrolled students of Holy Angel University.
   • Holy Angel University faculty members, office staff and administrators.
   • Alumni but with certain conditions and limitations.
   • Visiting users with referral letters.
3. SERVICE HOURS

   7:00am to 5:00pm

4. COLLECTION AND SERVICES
   • Circulation Section

     This is where the general collections are maintained and transactions relating to borrowing/ returning of books and signing of clearance are done.

     
   • Reference Section

     This section houses a collection of extensive general materials such as dictionaries, encyclopedias, manuals, handbooks, atlases and the likes which are intended to be consulted rather than read thoroughly. These materials in this section are for inside-use only.

     
   • FilipinianaSection

     This section consists of publications about the Philippines, its culture and its people. Any material that pertains to our country regardless of author, imprint or format is housed in this section. Materials here are for inside use only. However, some books can be taken out for home reading upon approval of the librarian. Photocopying of materials is allowed for 15 minutes.

     
   • SerialsSection

     This section houses foreign and local journals, magazines and newspapers. The collections in this section are for inside use only. However, back issues maybe borrowed for home use upon request and approval of the Librarian.

     
   • ProfessionalSection

     This is where the professional books/materials are housed which meant to keep teachers abreast of the latest trends in their profession. It practices an open-shelf system, where in faculty members are free to go directly to the shelves and retrieve the books they need.

     
   • Internet and MultimediaSection

     This section is intended for internet needs fo the faculty and students.It has additional services such as hands-on and printing services.

     
   • Instructional Media Center

     It houses various types of non-print materials namely: Video Recordings (DVD, VCD, Videoke), Sound Recordings (ACD and audio books), CD-ROM, Transparencies, Slides, Multisensory Materials and Cartographic materials (maps and globes), posters and charts and different equipment such as Multi-Media Projectors, Multiplayers, Computer Speakers, DVD Players, Microphones, VCD players, Cassette players , Portable Amplifiers and more. Materials here are intended for classroom use only. Only teachers are allowed to borrow these materials. If students really need these materials, they may ask their teacher/s to borrow for them. The accountability then is left to the teacher.

     
5. LOANS RULES AND PROCEDURES
   • HOME READING BOOKS

     Number of Books that maybe borrowed:

     • Students:10 Books (5 Fiction for 10 days; 4 Non-Fiction for 5 days; 1 Textbook for 2 hours/period)
     • Faculty:10 Books for 2 weeks
   • LIBRARY FINES

     Php 2.00 / day / book for Fiction and Non-Fiction
     Php 1.00/ hour book for Textbook

   • LOST BOOKS

     A lost book while on loan must be reported immediately to the librarian. It should be paid/replaced after a week it was reported lost. A lost book must be paid according to the value determined by the library or replace with the same title with additional processing cost.

6. HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY STAFF