Can anyone help me work out a list of library rules to post in a public
library? We have middle school kids over here every day after school, and
it's great they feel so 'at ease' here. But we want them to behave! I
don't like the way they treat others, or the language they use. Also,
hanging around with nothing to do drives the other librarians crazy. Is
there a way to word these expectations in a positive manner so as to not
make them feel like we are giving them a bunch of rules to follow? Does
anyone have any ideas how to post these ideas?
THANKS!
Raynette Schulte
Young Adult Librarian
Watertown Regional Library
Watertown, SD
rschulte@watertownsd.us
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