_______________________________________________We don't give loaners. If they forgot their computer they must have a pass and a purpose to come and use the library's computers. If they did not charge, we will not loan a charger . We have them leave their computers in the LMC to charge and use our desktop while waiting.
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We have 17 loaners available for students to borrow. Last year we had many "repeat offenders" borrowing daily for not charging it for the day or forgetting it at home. I worked on a plan with our Admins that students must turn in their cell phones to me while they borrow the loaner....and it has been a game changer! We do not have nearly the amount of students borrowing daily. **Last year this time we had loaned out 440 times...we are at 200 loaners total so far this year.
Mrs. Jodie D’Alexander
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Woodland Regional High SchoolConnecticut Association of Schools- 2025 High School of the Year
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Beacon Falls, CT 06403
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On Tue, Oct 21, 2025 at 12:12 PM Amy Reilly <areilly@derbyps.org> wrote:
We have a similar bank of loaner laptops and chargers at my school. I used to give them out whenever a student needed a device, but that quickly turned into the same students borrowing every day. Now I've been trying to stick to a more strict rule of no loaners or chargers unless the IT Department has your device for repairs. If they left it at home, that is their responsibility.
Amy Reilly
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_______________________________________________Hey All,
We do loaner laptops in the library. We have 15 daily loaners for student use. If you're a school with loaners - who do you handle late students who don't have their laptop? We cut off students after 2nd period, but that's because they didn't come in earlier. But if a kid has an appointment, do you still lend them for the duration of school? Thanks.
TIA!-Caitlin
Caitlin Carbonell
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East Hartford Middle School
East Hartford, CT
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