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District wants to electronically track textbooks

April 24, 2007
Carpentersville, Ill., district considers barcode system already used in its libraries

Community Unit School District 300 in Carpentersville, Ill., is considering a system that would electronically track every textbook, similar to a library book database already in place. It would cost the district about $87,000 to add on to the barcode service already used at the district's libraries.

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