Children & Families
Collection Spotlight – National Native American Heritage Month
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New Arrivals, On Order & Featured Titles
Educators & Parents
Learn how the library helps support you with a variety of kits, field trips, on-site tours and even homeschool resources available by educational level.
Children & Teens
We offer a wide variety of books, comic books, magazines, music, streaming movies, video games and more!
Strategies for Creating a Reader
We have five strategies for creating a reader that are not only fun but also help your child acquire skills needed to become a great reader.
Early Literacy
Natural development of skills through the enjoyment of books, positive interactions, literacy-rich experiences before learning to read and write. Print out a monthly activity calendar and do one fun activity each day. For more fun ideas come to a program at one of our neighborhood branches!
Online Tutoring
Brainfuse HelpNow connects students in grades K-12 with live tutors in a safe and secure online classroom. Students can access academic tutoring, homework help and test prep assistance.
Resources for Fun & Learning
A collection of databases and websites providing age appropriate activities, information, reading, and research assistance designed for children and teens.
Library of Things
The Library of Things is a collection of non-traditional materials including musical instruments, fishing equipment, games, kits, puzzles and more - all available to check out for free with a library card.
STEAM Programming
We offer a variety of science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM) programming to increase critical thinking and problem-solving skills through hands-on learning opportunities.
Teen Advisory Group (TAG)
Do you love the library? Join our Teen Advisory Group (TAG) and help us improve our library services to teens. You will weigh in on library programs and services, earn volunteer hours, make new friends and build your leadership skills.
Volunteering
We have volunteer opportunities for individuals to meet a community service requirement or to just offer their time.