HIT: Limit on Students from Study Hall?

[Gabe Gancarz <gancarz@enteract.com>]

Thank you so much to all the wonderful folks who responded to the
following query:

> Do you limit the number of students who come to your library as an
> alternative to staying in their study halls?
>
> If so, has this policy of limitation had any negative impact on library
> PR with students, teachers, or administrators in your school?  Has it
> been well worth it for you to limit, regardless of any flack you may
> have received at one time or another?

Responses varied, but all who responded said they limit in one way or
another.  Some limit by allowing only a certain number of students with
passes, while one person bases the limit on the maximum number of students
a classroom teacher teaches.  Some have caught a little flack, others have
been well-supported.  You can read the individual responses in my
following 5 HITs.

Thanks again!

Gabe :-)
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GABE GANCARZ, Assistant Librarian
Glenbard East High School
Lombard, IL
gancarz@alexia.lis.uiuc.edu
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