Also, not all sources on the Internet provide accurate, complete, or current information. You need to be a good information consumer, questioning the validity of the information you find. Nor can the library control access points, which often change rapidly and unpredictably. All Internet resources accessible through the library are provided equally to all users. There is no age limit for use of our Internet services.
Children have access to the same resources as adults.
It is the library s policy that parents or legal guardians must assume responsibility for deciding what resources are appropriate for their children. The library upholds and affirms the right and responsibility of parents to determine and monitor their children s use of all library materials and resources. Library users, whether children or adults, are the final selectors in using the Internet and are responsible for their individual choices and decisions. The library provides its users with access to sources of information in an atmosphere that encourages information sharing and access to a rich collection of services. An Interpretation of the Library Bill of Rights.