The Harrison Library provides access to the Internet to respond to the informational and educational needs of library users.  The Internet is a vast unregulated network. It provides access to ideas, information and images beyond the confines of the Youth Services department Selection Policy.  Because of this access and because Internet sites change frequently, the library cannot protect users from information and images, which might me objectionable to some users.

Every parent or legal guardian is responsible for their child's use of all library materials, including the Internet. Parents who are concerned about their children's use of library electronic resources should provide guidance to their own children.

	To help children locate age and subject appropriate Internet sites, the library features Yahoo! Kids  (an Internet index designed for users ages 7-12) at the workstations in the Youth Services Department.
	Internet Safety is the first page you see when using the internet in the Park Branch.

- Visit the library often with your child.
- Spend time online visiting Internet sites with your child.
- Encourage your child to ask library staff for help finding information on the Internet.
- Become familiar with Harrison Memorial's Internet Policy and Guidelines.

SafeKids.com ...includes blogging tips
Netsmartz

Monterey Bay Kids
MBParent.com
MBayKids.com
Our own local schools and organizations pages

Lil' Fingers Games
Ivy's Domain -- Includes a coloring sheet Search Engine!

Recalls and other Press Releases from the Consumer Product Safety Commission

Child & Family WebGuide -- LOTS of links with notes in the areas of Education, Childcare, Family, Health and Development. From Tufts University

A to Z Home's Cool Homeschooling -- Includes regional laws and support, resources about different teaching methods, and lessons. (on the topic pages, scroll down past the "sponsored links")