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Sara commented on 10/20 at 02:09 PM
teens need a separate space so they can be themselves, listen to music, have cool furniture, work in groups
bob commented on 10/23 at 10:55 AM
I want the teens to be located far away from the reading room.
Jane commented on 10/29 at 10:38 AM
I see a need for teens to have separate rooms they can use for impromptu discussions and group work. I know you have conference rooms that can be reserved, but teens often don’t plan and organize their groups that far ahead. Thanks!
Juli commented on 10/29 at 10:43 AM
Seperate teen friendly space for teens with soundproof glass. It’s unnatural for teens to be quiet. Let’s meet their needs instead of dictating how the need to “behave” at the library. Encourage them to gather to work on school projects or simply socialize. Let the public see teens think the library is a cool place to be.
the quiet one commented on 11/02 at 12:03 PM
some teens are very quiet and like to have silence, unlike others.
I think the teen place shouldn’t be a place for partying. Its a library, for Pete’s sake!! Its for reading, and silence.
ben commented on 11/05 at 04:09 PM
give the teens their own space—make it cool enough that they want to use it. they don’t have many choices to hang out in jackson. i like them coming to the library—it’s better than getting into trouble.
From paper comment form commented on 11/06 at 10:43 AM
The children are very noisy after school hours. It is almost impossible to read in a quiet area. Most all libraries demand quietness. This has never been controlled. It’s time for a change. I have heard this comment many times.
From paper comment form commented on 11/06 at 10:45 AM
Those iTunes egg chairs should be added!!
From paper comment form commented on 11/06 at 10:47 AM
A game room open all times for Grades 6-12 that has Wii.
From paper comment form commented on 11/06 at 10:48 AM
Lots of awesome stuff! Mom says not to buy bright colored carpets because they will wear out fast.
From paper comment form commented on 11/06 at 10:52 AM
More space maybe, a place we could be a little bit louder….Books!
From paper comment form commented on 11/06 at 10:55 AM
Something cool to do. I don’t know what, but something we can do here in the teen space when we don’t want to do homework.
From paper comment form commented on 11/06 at 03:43 PM
Have a room that is ONLY for teens (Grades 6-12) that is a lounge that has games like Wii, 1-3 computers, etc.
From paper comment form commented on 11/06 at 03:47 PM
A bigger space for teens, more chairs.
From paper comment form commented on 11/06 at 03:48 PM
We need a 6th-7th grade room.
From paper comment form commented on 11/06 at 03:54 PM
Have games, puzzles, chess.
From paper comment form commented on 11/06 at 03:57 PM
Do some rooms for older kids and put cameras.
Margot B commented on 11/06 at 06:12 PM
I would love to see our Library move into a much needed leadership position in our community when it comes to providing a safe and special place where teens can come together - not only to be entertained by materials, but where they can also find fellowship, purpose and guidance.
A Teen Center could provide a place for special presentations and discussion panels pertinent to everyday life of teens….a place to listen to music (headphones) and meet with friends; a place to find help with homework (volutneer tutors, special internet programs); a quiet place to study, if that is not possible at home, etc. I see so many possibilities….(My son says teens get into trouble because they are “bored, have nowhere to go, and can’t afford most of the sports and activities” available in our area.) Until a YMCA comes to town, this might be a great help to our local youth.
From paper comment form commented on 11/06 at 06:20 PM
More tables, fun furniture and board games.
Jim commented on 11/07 at 06:52 AM
I’d like to see a separate Teen/Children’s area closed off from the rest of the library, or far from quiet areas. Teens still need supervision, so using glass walls would be a good idea. It would make it easier to supervise, without staff having to be too intrusive.
It would be nice to have Children’s and Teen Study rooms in the Children’s dept. for tutors, people studying, or for small groups. These should have glass walls like the library in Cheyenne.
Glenn commented on 11/07 at 11:47 AM
Teens need a place they can retreat to and call their own. The rest of the library should continue to welcome them too. Something fun and relevant—what about letting the teens figure out the furniture and finishes in their space?
Joey commented on 11/08 at 04:14 PM
I don’t think the teens who come to the library mean to be disruptive, they’re just being teens (talkative, flirtateous, laughing). Give them their own space where they can be themselves. It’s good to see them at the library.
From paper comment form commented on 11/09 at 11:48 AM
Multiple puzzles!
From paper comment form commented on 11/09 at 11:58 AM
To teach them the importance of our legal & financial system.
From paper comment form commented on 11/09 at 04:41 PM
Have a lot of comfortable chairs and closed in. Make it so if teens get loud it won’t disturb others. Sound proof. Lot of space.
From paper comment form commented on 11/09 at 04:51 PM
- Music
- Lounge
- Separate from other sections
- Love seats
- Study rooms
- Computers/WiFi
- Teen books
- Video editing room?
- Video game room?
- Sound proof
Senior Center Input Session commented on 11/09 at 09:57 PM
Need a separate space for teens, not next to reading room. The nook by the reading room puts them right in the middle of the library so if they are socializing then they disturb everybody.
Carissa commented on 11/10 at 09:32 AM
Separate space with closed doors. Gaming machines & music.
Ed Cheramy commented on 11/10 at 10:40 AM
How about an adjacent building for teens, or at least something physically separated from the quiet spaces in the library.
Alec commented on 11/11 at 06:50 AM
Make sure teens have quiet rooms, too. a lot of us come to the library to do our homework after school. We need places to plug in our laptops and spread out our work.
Public Forum 10/19/09 commented on 11/12 at 07:58 AM
Comments from Public Forum 10/19/09 about Teen Space
-Needs to be a priority
-“Living Room” for teens – colors, inviting, noise ok, fun
-Teen room needs to be acoustically insulated from rest of the library
-Safe place for teens to be teens
-Separate teen area, “loft” with spiral stairs
-Cyber café/bar height
-Cybercafe – cool, and more collaborative feel than individual computer tables
-Craft room all the time for use
-A place where teens can be themselves. Can be observed via glass, maybe? No staff assigned to area.
-View but not participate (adults)
-Let teens design some aspect of space – use bookmobile?
-Getting cute for sake of “cuteness” in expensive in the face of today’s economy
-Light, light,light from the sun
-I like the chalk board walls idea
-Whiteboard walls – enclose and soundproof
-Creative space for teens to write or draw on
-Walls that allow us to easily hang things, especially in children’s and teen’s areas
-Teen display space
-Put cool art in teen room
-Teen Board to chose décor
-Self check out for kids
-Booths for teens
-Love having nooks for kids and teens
-Moveable furniture (wheels)
-Pods for teens to listen to music
-Bean bag chairs
-Fun furniture for teens
-Rad chairs, cybercafé
-Let’s avoid lounge chairs for teens where 2 could fit (and fiddle with each other)
-Teen space – bunk bed or monkey study carrels – nooks and crannies to climb up to read, do homework
-Lots of computers for teens
-Two sided teen computers for interaction – teens sit on opposite sides at a table
-Ability to work together in their own computer area
-Teens Wii space.
-Teens collaborative areas/gaming section
-Teen speakers and programs
-Lower shelving, especially in kids area. For display at kids level
From paper comment form commented on 11/12 at 08:29 AM
We need enough separate center so that the whole library is not disrupted when teens get out of school and library becomes a latch-key place for kids everyday after school. Separate them and their noise/energy.
From paper comment form commented on 11/12 at 08:37 AM
Larger area for teens needed—also needs to be able to have a larger noise level.
nathan commented on 11/12 at 12:34 PM
place for us to do homework
headphones or quiet rooms or those egg chairs
From paper comment form commented on 11/13 at 08:19 AM
I know my niece who lives in Alpine loves getting bags of books. Keep increasing the book collection for teens.
From paper comment form commented on 11/13 at 08:32 AM
Video games? Maybe?
From paper comment form commented on 11/13 at 08:39 AM
-Gaming room
-Different seating
From paper comment form commented on 11/13 at 08:48 AM
I can see that it’s hard to get teens to come. Need to find ways to engage them. A nice space they could call their own would be good.
From paper comment form commented on 11/13 at 08:53 AM
Good idea to have a space where teens can hang out. It’s a time when kids can get “lost.“
From paper comment form commented on 11/13 at 01:52 PM
I was the one who started the group that plays cards in the library on Tuesdays and Thursday. It would be helpful to have a larger room to accommodate more than 8 people. And while we do try to keep quiet, on occassion we can get a little loud, and a room with some sound proofing built into it would help.
From paper comment form commented on 11/14 at 08:59 AM
Many latino teens take care of younger siblings, so there needs to be a place where they can both be together. A separate teen area would not work, so the areas would need to be connected somehow, maybe have a place in between where both kids and teens can be together.
from paper comment commented on 11/15 at 02:41 PM
I work for the Teton Mentor Project in the middle school. Many of our participants could use after school homework help/support. I know they would love a place aside from school to do homework - is this a possibility?
from paper comment commented on 11/15 at 02:42 PM
Bigger reading room for kids/teens
from paper comment commented on 11/15 at 02:45 PM
Los jovene nesecitan un espacio mas amplio y aparatos mas sofisticados y juegos. Libros nuevos y otros materiales que es lo que las atrae. Y esde mayor atraccion para los jovenes y hacer les mas amplios y comodos.
from paper comment commented on 11/15 at 02:49 PM
Tiene que ser mas amplia, otro tipo de actividades, igual decorar el ambiente, separar infantiles de jovenes y si es posible un lugar para bebes de Idia a laña asi las mamas tendran tiempo para estar en la biblioteca. Tambien ampliar los horarios de la biblioteca -por ejemplo Lunes a Viernes 8am - 9pm, Sabados 9am - 8 pm, Domingos 10am - 7pm.
from paper comment commented on 11/15 at 02:49 PM
As as old fogey, my main interest in this area is that it is located where I will not hear its occupants.
from paper comment commented on 11/15 at 02:50 PM
Give them a space away from the rest of the library.
from paper comment commented on 11/15 at 02:50 PM
Bean Bags. Far from quiet space.
from paper comment commented on 11/15 at 02:52 PM
A place where teens can visit quietly in private, where they can “plug in and tune out” (if need be); where they feel respected and not harassed. Access to the Internet should be restricted to non-adult content, however.
from paper comment commented on 11/15 at 02:53 PM
Have it far away from quiet room. Can you put them in another building? How about Nebraska?
from paper comment commented on 11/15 at 02:54 PM
Access to games, activities - a Wii? Lots of magazines and books.
Kristen (from paper comment) commented on 11/15 at 02:54 PM
Big windows. 9 TVs.
from paper comment commented on 11/15 at 02:55 PM
Teen game room
from paper comment commented on 11/15 at 02:57 PM
Sound proof room for teens. Homework station. Soccer balls and other. Bean bags.
from paper comment commented on 11/15 at 02:57 PM
loft for teens in back.
From paper comment form commented on 11/16 at 01:52 PM
Have a separate walled space for kids and teens so that they can be louder without disturbing other patrons.
From paper comment form commented on 11/16 at 05:13 PM
The area for teens is tiny. I think teens would use the library more if there was a larger space with comfortable chairs and a few desks and computers.
From paper comment form commented on 11/17 at 09:36 AM
Most teens read from the fiction section in the YS area. If they want to read a book they are going to find it.
From paper comment form commented on 11/17 at 11:55 AM
Magazines, computers. Aa bigger space for teens is a good idea.
From paper comment form commented on 11/18 at 09:43 AM
Fine the way it is.
From paper comment form commented on 11/18 at 09:51 AM
Don’t have much for teens. Might be good to have more for them to keep them from getting into mischief.
From paper comment form commented on 11/18 at 11:55 AM
Separate teens from computer and quiet spaces.
From paper comment form commented on 11/18 at 12:11 PM
Place to buy snacks or a snack corner and a sun room with a hot tub inside.
From paper comment form commented on 11/18 at 12:27 PM
Un cuestionario como este ayudaria mucho a la biblioteca a saber mas los intereses de los jovenes hispanos y al ser yo uno de ellos. A mi me gustaria que tuvieran un poco mas de libros de informatica en espanol.
From email comment form commented on 11/18 at 12:53 PM
Bean bag chairs
From email comment form commented on 11/18 at 01:00 PM
Good lecturers/speakers.
From paper comment form commented on 11/18 at 01:15 PM
Separate room or section because they are not always as quiet. Plenty of teen magazines in there for them too.
From paper comment form commented on 11/18 at 02:34 PM
If you put a fooseball table with some couches, near a vending machine, the teens will come. Although it would have to be completely different room to keep the noise away from the quiet library environment.
Patrick Delaney commented on 11/18 at 04:11 PM
Would love to see some more colorful and fun artwork/surroundings…
Ben Brettell commented on 11/18 at 04:56 PM
As someone who works with teens, one of the most common things I hear from them is the lack of things to do and places to hang out. This town needs to work on the proactive side of things and try to accommodate this desire of teens to spend time together and socialize in a positive and safe environment. If the library is willing to take that on I would be both pleased and impressed. All too often we focus on what kids are doing wrong instead of what we can do to help them do right. The library is already, in a lot of respects, an after school hang out. To dedicate a space solely for them would: 1. encourage more young people to choose the library over “just driving around”, etc. and 2. allow all the other users to utilize the library without disruptions from teens. Obviously safety and supervision will have to be addressed, but the fact that we are even having this dialogue is a huge step.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 08:15 AM
Decorate like a coffee shop. Lime green walls and bright orange blue walls, large bean bag.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 08:20 AM
I think there should be a large main room with separate study rooms or reading rooms. I think there should be bright lighting and multiple windows. Make it modern but creative.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 08:27 AM
Really awesome comfortable chairs. Study pods! Speaker chairs.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 08:29 AM
-No gaming systems! They are distracting, loud and a great place for germs to grow!
-Study pods! Those are sweet.
-Food bar - separate room for eating and a little snack bar where you can buy food and drinks!
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 08:33 AM
Round, private pods, giant beanbags, wii room, fresh fruit
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 08:37 AM
There should be more technology like game rooms and computers. There should be bigger windows and sky lights.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 08:42 AM
Fun stuff. Comfy chairs. Study pod thingies with closeable doors. Big windows. Separate from the rest of the library by class. The whole thing should be glass.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 08:51 AM
A teen space would be like cool chairs, good books, drinks, food, glass walls, big windows and just fun stuff.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 08:53 AM
They should put those egg chairs, talking places like booths, funky shelves. More computers and TVs.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 08:58 AM
We need bright colors and something very happy. Something that will pop out.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 08:59 AM
Sound proof room with some sort of game consule in it.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 09:01 AM
Xbox or TVs. I like the egg chair idea and the closed off study space with chairs. Also with couches and bean bags. Comfortable mood.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 09:56 AM
Comfortable chairs. Egg chairs soundproof and iPod plug in. Cafe w/ hot chocolate and stuff/snack bar. Tram cars/study pods.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 09:58 AM
-Study space in closed areas
-Cafe
-Egg chairs
-Modern
-Music
-Group study areas
-New shelves
-Cool lighting/natural light
-Better/newer computers
-Games: more/newer
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 10:04 AM
Open windows, chairs, not a lot of distractions. Rooms to meet in, updated school software. Pods are cool. Cushy carpets, better desks. Upstairs teen space so don’t disturb people. Game area. Coolish.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 10:13 AM
Starbucks!
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 10:14 AM
More books, magazines. Funkier, cooler. More sound proof rooms, social areas, modern furniture. Cozy study space with music. Lots of space.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 10:18 AM
Colorful colors. Study space in the middle, books around study space. Quiet place, music and talking place (chat, chill, hang out). More computers! Myspace, Facebook, IMVV (free time).
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 10:19 AM
Lighting, comfortable stuff, a place to listen to music, more computers with internet, maybe a TV.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 10:22 AM
I think they should have a study area and a social space for music and chatting. Plants, neon, cool, funky, cozy, big egg chairs, pillows, fur.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 10:34 AM
Social area to chill and talk, with a separate reading area. Cafe (Starbucks! I would go every day!)
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 10:44 AM
-Video games
-Modern/attractive work space
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 10:46 AM
They should have a reading and work place like a sound proof door. They should have a huge meeting room and computer, also soft round couch. They should have a quiz room to see how well they know what they read and if they get 100% they get a treat.
Middle School commented on 11/19 at 10:48 AM
I think there should be sound proof walls that teens can hang out in. There should be game boards that can be checked out to the teens. There should be a PS3 and Xbox place to encourage teens to hang out. Other things:
-more colorful chairs and beanbags
-bright vivid colors like orange, lime, and yellow
-Shelves should not be straight but should be a “U” shape or a square shape that surround a cozy reading area.
-MAC computers
-maybe a loft
-quiet study areas that are glassed in with funky movable table area.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 10:49 AM
Vending machines. A place to socialize.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 11:02 AM
We need a place with no little kids can go in. Need play station area. Laptops and computer. 12 years or older in the area. Need a game station in a room - XBox, Wii, PS3,PS2, etc.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 11:20 AM
A music room, soundproof and with tons of music. An arcade would be nice too. TVs, good stereos.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 11:21 AM
Video games! There should be a bouncy house in there. Wii Robot!
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 11:23 AM
There should be bean bags and trampolines everywhere.
KJ commented on 11/19 at 04:36 PM
The previous comments are so great and clearly give the architect and the library staff some direction. The need for a larger, more dynamic teen area is clear. a place where teens can be teens and not be shushed or condemned for who they are. The space clearly needs to be flexible for future changes in technology and the need for varied use.
The library would be sainted if they took on the decade old community issue of a “teen center”, perhaps it does not have to be a “center” but it could be an amazing opportunity to create something truly special and unique response to our community and this long suffering segment of Jackson. Don’t hold back here, these kids are the future of our town, our state.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 05:08 PM
Maybe an arcade, even though it will defeat the purpose of a library.
Middle School commented on 11/19 at 05:18 PM
A loud room for teens to hang out and have fun and read out loud or play games. Play Station, Wii, Xbox.
Cool lights so it looks fun and inviting to hang out in. Donut shaped chairs.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 05:23 PM
Lots of different types of magazines. Teen also like funky things that are more on the abstract side.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 05:26 PM
A social area with gaming systems and computers. And a reading area that is separate so you don’t hear anything.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 05:27 PM
Games, couches, chairs, posters, magazines, computers, TV, movies, glass ceilings.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 05:30 PM
-Trees
-I like to see plants because it makes it more pretty
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 05:38 PM
Paint like Merry Piglets. Separate food bar. Basketball court.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 05:39 PM
It should be in the back of the library.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 05:43 PM
There should be a semi-big room with glass walls and chairs and bean bags and that would be the chat room, and the rest would be study fun and quiet.
Food - you’re hungry after school and food is yummy and drinks.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 05:45 PM
I think you should get more celebrity magazines like New Moon Stars. I like to be in touch with them.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 05:47 PM
A Wii set would be awesome. But a librarian should watch so that each person gets a chance to play. Bean bags and places to talk with friends would be cool. And TVs!! And a vending machine and popcorn machine and food.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 06:02 PM
For sure speakers so you can listen to music and probably a fun gaming area. Also a snack bar would be unbelievable amazing.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 06:16 PM
Big projector with Xbox 360 and teens could bring in their own games.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 06:25 PM
Comfy spaces. Maybe game space with video and board games.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 06:33 PM
The roofs would be cool if they were glowing dark blue color.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 06:38 PM
Egg-like chairs, slides and ropes to get your books but in a cool modern way - like an adventure to reading.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 06:44 PM
Maybe if like you had a bakery with food, kids would want to come more. Also really cool chairs and desks would be comfortable.
From Middle School commented on 11/19 at 06:54 PM
Make a teen area separate from the little kids area, and a loft. Also I feel that a video archade room defeats the meaning of the library.
From paper comment form commented on 11/19 at 06:59 PM
I love teenagers and think it’s great to have a space for them to plug in their computers and talk.
From High School commented on 11/21 at 08:13 PM
Make it bigger with sofas. Snacks and drinks. You guys should have hot chocolate instead of just coffee.
From High School commented on 11/21 at 08:14 PM
Lots of space. Lots of events run by teens/ideas by teens.
From High School commented on 11/21 at 08:16 PM
Softer couches, food/drinks. Games: ping pong, fooseball table, air hockey, etc. I would like Mac computers in the teen area. Just for teens. No one else. For school work and whenever you need a computer.
From ELL class commented on 11/21 at 08:17 PM
More computers. Sala de entretenimiento.
From ELL Class commented on 11/21 at 08:18 PM
-Have a place where teens can quietly socialize
-Fooseball or other games
From High School commented on 11/21 at 08:20 PM
I think that a lot of different things make teens interested in hanging out. When a space has a lot to do, you don’t get bored. We should have a rockwall! We could have a Wii or playstation in the teen room! We should have a really big, fun teen space. (Please don’t make it adult practical!)
From High School commented on 11/21 at 08:21 PM
A sound proof music room.
From High School commented on 11/21 at 08:23 PM
If it was bigger, maybe had computers. More bean bags. More computers in the teen space would be better. You should have fun things for teens like a dinosaur and a ball pit.
From High School commented on 11/21 at 08:25 PM
-Comfy chairs
-Bean bags
-Tree to sit in
-Table
-Ball pit
-Talking room - sound proof
From High School commented on 11/21 at 08:27 PM
We need our space to study and relax. Get something crazy like a flat screen or ball pit or a Wii. Mini rock wall. Tree house with slide into ball pit. I am serious. This is not funny. Take this seriously.
From High School commented on 11/21 at 08:31 PM
-Make it easily accessable
-Teens only! No little kids or adults should be allowed in area except the occasional librarian.
Climb commented on 11/22 at 04:37 PM
Area for Cyber-space - good to attract teenagers - a hook!
Climb commented on 11/22 at 04:37 PM
Focus on middle and highs school kids.
Climb commented on 11/22 at 04:38 PM
Teen space and middle and older kids and small group spaces.
JHHS commented on 11/22 at 04:39 PM
It would be cool if you could expand the teen sitting area and maybe add a fireplace. This would make it warmer and a better place to jsut sit and read.
JHHS commented on 11/22 at 04:39 PM
Have a trampoline with a foam pit.
JHHS commented on 11/22 at 04:39 PM
Need sport items.
JHHS commented on 11/22 at 04:40 PM
Computer/Games (board, computer, Xbox/Wii/PS3)/Comfortable chairs/ couches
JHHS commented on 11/22 at 04:41 PM
able to plug in an ipod when you want
JHHS commented on 11/22 at 04:41 PM
Computer space (Separate).
Comfy chairs!!
Snack bar! Study place!
JHHS commented on 11/22 at 04:42 PM
Plug in your ipod anywhere and you could jam out.
JHHS commented on 11/22 at 04:42 PM
videogames
JHHS commented on 11/22 at 08:30 PM
I think a teen space should have basic chairs, basic tables, maybe a few computers and a lot of books.
JHHS commented on 11/22 at 08:32 PM
Teen space should have stuff kids like to do i.e. Guitar Hero, Rock Band, ipod, computers, chill zone, music.
JHHS commented on 11/22 at 08:35 PM
A place where we can hang out and be able to use more creative programs for senior, ex Garageband/Logicpro. Photoshop and Autodesk inventor
JHHS commented on 11/22 at 08:35 PM
bean bags. Soft stuff.
JHHS commented on 11/22 at 08:36 PM
A teen space should like have a plug in for cell phones, computers for homework, and just a place to hang out.
JHHS commented on 11/22 at 08:37 PM
Space? I think that it has to have more teen related activities like more community service.
JHHS commented on 11/22 at 08:37 PM
I think it is a teen space.
Betsy commented on 11/22 at 08:40 PM
The present young adult area was something of an afterthought in the design of the facility, and it has never been adequate - especially in light of the ambitious and successful young adult programming the Library has undertaken. The kids need more space for reading, studying, using computers, hanging out and chatting with each other. The area needs to be somewhat isolated because it’s bound to be a little noisy, and having their own space would undoubtedly increase comfort, security, and usage by young adults.
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