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Parents…of a Library Kid You
play an important role in helping to make your child’s library
visit a positive experience. In the best interest of all concerned,
and for the safety of your child, we need to share with you a few
of our policies.
Therefore, we ask that…
All children under the age of 9 shall be at all times attended and supervised
by an adult or a mature adolescent…not the library staff.
Parents are responsible for their child/children when using the library,
please be mindful of the following: noise level, running, pulling items off
the shelves, tantrums, bathroom needs, and social interaction with other
children.
If your child is unhappy, please remove your child from the main library
when trying to calm him or her. The bathrooms, the foyer, or the parking
lot are good places to go where others will not be disturbed.
Children 9 and older may use the library unaccompanied by an adult for up
to three hours (for example, from after school until the child’s ride
arrives). Library staff cannot assume responsibility for children’s
safety or behavior or their choice of library materials.
Parents will be contacted if any child under the age of 9 is unaccompanied
by an adult in any area of the Mount Horeb Public Library. As per the library’s
Unattended Children policy, the police will be contacted if we cannot locate
the parents.
The LINKcat computers are not for use by children under 5. Children between
the ages 5 and 7 must be strictly supervised by an adult when using the computers.
Children under the age of 18 who want to use the Internet must have a parent’s
or guardian’s permission recorded on the child’s library card.
Children MUST present their library card when signing up to use the computer
lab or gaming computers.
Please help your child to be considerate of all the people who use the library;
some grownups still recall the library as a quiet place, please be respectful
of this point of view.
Please share the
information on the other side of
this brochure with
your child. 
Thank you…The Library Staff
Approved by the Library Board, 5/2003 |