LIBRARY AND TEXTBOOK SUPPORT

    • MANAGING DISTRICT RESOURCES

      The District has implemented a Library and Textbook Management System in all schools named Destiny Manager. Part of the process is to inventory and barcode all textbooks; therefore, all surplus textbooks must be transferred to the District Warehouse. Surplus core textbooks are defined as number of textbooks in excess of 10% over the number of projected enrollment. 
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    • DESTINY TEXTBOOK MANAGER TRAINING

      Questions regarding Resource Manager for Textbooks may be emailed to: Oscar Gonzalez ogonza3@lausd.net

       

       

      TEXTBOOK ROADSHOW INFOGRAPHIC, CLICK HERE

       

      ACCESSING TEXTBOOK ROADSHOW DOCUMENTS, FOR DETAILS, CLICK HERE

       
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    FORMS 

    Justification for Late Textbook Order 

     

    GRYPHON SCANNER CONFIGURATION SHEETS 

    Gryphon Scanner Order Form

    Reconfigure Gryphon Scanner

    Configure Gryphon Scanner Volume

     

    QUICK LINKS

    Accessing Textbook Roadshow Documents, for details click HERE

    Request to Add a Title to Destiny Textbook Manager HERE

    Request Textbook/Novel Barcodes HERE

    To have obsolete, surplus, and or damaged textbooks picked up and taken to the LAUSD Warehouse, submit your request HERE and select the category "Library and Textbook Pickup"

           Purchase boxes & tape through the LAUSD General Stores Distribution Catalog:
                   * Boxes (25 per bundle) - material number 6402500060
                   * Tape - material number 8323212110

    LAUSD BULLETINS

    BUL-145709 - Selection and Review Policy for School Instructional Materials

    BUL-054698.3 - Removal of Obsolete, Surplus, and/or Damaged Textbooks, Library Books, and Instructional Materials

    BUL-5509.5 - Restitution procedures for the loss or damage of school property

    BUL-6189.4 - Instructional Materials Inventory Control Requirements in All Schools

    BUL-6210.3 - Textbook Ordering Policies and School Site Procedures

     

    LAUSD MEMORANDUMS

    MEM-5564.9 - Off-Campus University Library Privileges for Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme (DP) Students

    MEM-154711 - Verification of Instructional Materials Sufficiency, Elementary Schools

    MEM-154712 - Verification of Instructional Materials Sufficiency, Secondary Schools

    THE PDF TUTORIALS BELOW ARE UPDATED AND ALIGNED TO RESOURCE MANAGER

    Logging in to Destiny

    Textbook Check-out & Check-in

    Generating Student Barcodes

    Adding Textbook Copies to Destiny

    Transfer and Receive Textbooks

    Checking Out Consumables

    Current Checkout/Fines Reports

    Textbook Inventory

    Marking Textbooks Lost & Assessing Fines

    Destiny Barcode Label Placement

    Title & Copy List Report

    Deleting Damage & Obsolete Textbooks from Destiny

     

    VIDEO TUTORIALS

    Textbook Limited Access - To obtain Destiny Textbook Manager limited access, view this tutorial and then proceed to take the quiz below.

         Take the Textbook Limited Access Quiz HERE

     

     

     

     

    REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL SCHOOLS

    The District's policy requires that each student, including English Learners and those in special day classes, have a State/District-adopted, standards-based textbook/application for use in the defined subjects of reading-language arts, history-social science, mathematics, science, health (Grades 6-7, 9) and foreign language (Grades 9-12). Students must be assigned a single textbook/application in each subject that they can use both at home and in class. District policy does not allow the use of State textbook funding for the purchase of class sets in addition to the books issued directly to students.

    In additions, each school must provide the required information for the sufficiency of laboratory science equipment as application coursed offered in grades 9 to 12, inclusive

    In order to document compliance with California education code section 60119, an annual certification of student textbook sufficiency is required of all teachers, principals, and Local District (LD) Instructional Superintendents.

      

    WILLIAMS SUFFICIENCY RESOURCES

    Public Hearing - English Williams Resolution

    Public Hearing - Spanish Williams Resolution

    Williams Verification (Calendar 2023-2024)

    MEM-154711 - Verification of Instructional Materials Sufficiency, Elementary Schools

    MEM-154712 - Verification of Instructional Materials Sufficiency, Secondary Schools

    Sample Textbook Distribution Plan

     

    PRINCIPAL PORTAL RESOURCES

    Textbook Inventory

    Verification of Science Lab Equipment HS

    Principal Portal

     

    TEACHER PORTAL RESOURCES

    Substitute Teachers

    Teacher Portal

    ADOPTED AND APPROVED INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

    Elementary School Textbook Williams List - PDF Format 

    Middle School Textbook Williams List - PDF Format 

    High School Textbook Williams List - PDF Format