I volunteer at a library at Hellgate Middle School in Missoula, MT. The library website, set up by Becky Mosbacher, can be found >>here<<. It is an extension of the school's website, so she did not need to create her own. I find that her website is the easiest place to find general information for the school. She includes staff information, school policies, club information, and a link to the iBistro catalog which is a part of the Montana Shared Catalog. My favorite part of her site is the "What to Read Next" link where students can find a book similar to one they just read and loved.

After reading the article on things to include on a library page, I agree that a library webpage should include a (1) Top 10 list of books that are commonly checked out of the library, a (2) wish list of books that are needed in the library, a (3) section that advertises special events such as Banned Books Week, a (4) monthly reading theme to keep the students inspired to read, and (5) a section requesting volunteers to improve the library experience for students. There are multiple ways to make a library site unique to that library including images of students reading and comments about books that students recommend. I've worked with HTML in the past, and I think that creating a library site would be very exciting!