HAVE YOU VISITED THE NEW TEEN CENTER?
Stop by to find great books, graphic novels, comic books and magazines for teens; watch the Library’s movies on the flat screen television monitor using our wireless headphone packs; and use one of our six computers for web surfing, homework research, word processing, scanning, printing and more.
While Adult Services Librarians are always available to assist you, look for our Roving Teen Librarian on weekday afternoons to get information on the best new books, research/homework databases, plus library programs and services for teens.
PROGRAMS
MICHIGAN BOATING SAFETY CLASS
Monday, April 28, and Wednesday,
April 30, 6 - 9 p.m.
Registration is required; begins Monday, March 10
for residents and non-residents. Registration is open
to anyone in the State of Michigan, age 12 or older.
Offered by the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office,
Marine Safety Division.
You must attend both sessions to receive your certificate.
TEEN ADVISORY BOARD
Wednesday, May 14, 3:30 - 5 p.m.
Registration is required; call 248-642-5800, ext. 171, or visit Adult Services.
Get involved at your library! Help select books, video
games, movies, and music for the library’s collection,
plan library programs, and discuss books. All area
teens are welcome.
WANTED: TEEN HOMEWORK COACHES
High school volunteers are needed to provide one-on-one homework coaching to students in grades 6-10 at the library. This is an excellent opportunity for National Honor Society members or other high school students to earn community service hours and make a difference in the Bloomfield Township community. Call 248-642-5800 ext 171, or visit Adult Services for more information.
NEED HELP WITH YOUR HOMEWORK?
Our Teen Homework Coaches may be able to assist you. This service is for Township residents in grades 6-10. To request a homework coach, call 248-642-5800 ext 171, or visit Adult Services for more information.
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Resources for Teens!
HIGH
SCHOOL SUMMER READING LISTS
Many of the books on your school summer reading lists
are available at BTPL, in a special section in the Young Adult
area. Be sure to ask a librarian if you don’t find the
book you need, or if you need to see your school’s reading
list.
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