College of Education - Curriculum Resources Laboratory

CHILDREN IN THE CURRICULUM RESOURCES LAB

As a member of the University community, you are entitled to use the Curriculum Lab (CRL). Our purpose is to support the curriculum of the College of Education by supplying resources for examination, evaluation, class assignments, and for use in student teaching.

The Curriculum Lab is not a children's library. We do not have the facilities or staff to provide supervision for children. The following policies are, therefore, necessary to ensure the appropriate academic environment and to protect the safety of all CRL users:

All non-college aged children must be accompanied by a parent/ guardian.

Non-college aged children are to be supervised by an adult at all times.
Children must not disturb other patrons.
Children must not remove materials from shelves or attempt to return them to the shelves.
A child's safety in the CRL is the responsibility of the supervising adult.
Campus Security may have to be called if a child is left unattended.

Children are welcome in the Curriculum Lab, but they are welcome only when accompanied and supervised by an adult.

Curriculum Resources Laboratory

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