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The document describes a newly remodeled library lounge for seniors at a school. It provides details on the features of the lounge including new furniture, carpeting, a TV/DVD player, and allowance of electronics such as iPads. To use the lounge, seniors must earn punch cards with 5 punches by demonstrating good behavior in class like arriving on time and following rules in the hallways. Teachers can award punches for positive behavior. Misbehavior will result in loss of lounge privileges for the year.
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- 1. Library Lounge Powerpoint Templates Page 1
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