TARGET: Evening hours for school libraries

[ODonn247 <ODonn247@EMAIL.MSN.COM>]

Hi Everyone,
I would like to hear from LMSs whose libraries have been opened at night to
the PUBLIC - just not their own students. I would like to know what they
wish they had known or considered before ever agreeing to do it.  How were
you able to adjust your working hours? Who staffed the LMC? How did you keep
track of your non-student patrons (we use Follett) for circulation? Did the
general public have access to online databases that the school district had
paid
for?  Did your own teachers and students  lack the necessary resources they
needed to complete assignments? I'll post a hit. Thank you so much for the
help. Happy Holidays.

Nancy O'Donnell
Library Media Specialist
Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School
Kenmore, New York 14217
ODonn247@email.msn.com

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