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Club meets year round. Whether you have never played before, or have played for years, match up with an opponent to learn more, hone your skills, maybe make a new friend. And have fun! Registration is not required. |
Begins September 18. For girls in grade 6 and higher. Registration is required. Activities are available for girls with ZERO computer science experience all the way up to activities that introduce college-level concepts. Register here. |
In the Middle Begins September 5. The theme in September is Superheroes! Craving for creativity? Release your passion for themed programs of games, art, writing and creative projects. For kids in grade 6 and higher. Register here. |
DROP-IN CARD MAKING CLASS  September 27 at 6- 7:30 pmEnjoy making two handcrafted seasonal cards for $6 using different stamping techniques with Stampin’ Up! Products. (Kids under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult.) Registration is not required. |
FUSED GLASS CLASS  September 29 at 1-3 pmLearn how to make either a large coral bowl, small coral bowl, or a mosaic dish. (Ages 16 and older are welcome.) Fee: $45, $30, or $24 (depending on the piece). Registration must be done in person at the library. |
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E-RESOURCE eBooks that teach teens how to avoid predators, play games safely online, protect privacy, and use social networks. |
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The ascension : a super human clash by Michael Owen CarrollTeenagers with superpowers must try to stop a villain who has travelled from the past in order to irreversibly alter reality. On the shelf - Y CAR |
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Hero by Perry MooreThom Creed, son of a disowned superhero, finds that he, too, has special powers and is asked to join the very League that rejected his father, and it is there that Thom finds other misfits whom he can finally trust. On the shelf - Y MOO |
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 MORE WAYS TO BOOST TEEN CREATIVITYClick here to read about 6 great ideas to share with your teen to boost creativity: from TeenLife.com |
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