Week Calendar

Practice your SAT skills under realistic testing conditions with a full-length practice test.

If you can't make it into the library, no worries, use link below to log in from wherever your child might be!

Dance to the music of Rob the Guitar Guy every third Wednesday of the month at 11:30 am

ALL AGES WELCOME! 

Storytime on Lawn/Patio weather permitting, otherwise in in the Yeager room

Seating capacity in Yeager room strictly enforced.

Join us for open play of Mah Jongg.  Sets will be available to use.  Some prior knowledge of the game is necessary as there will be no formal instruction.

After being left at the altar in Rome, Matt goes on his honeymoon alone, discovering Italy's gorgeous landscape, culture, and people.

Rated: PG 100 min.

Before the movies learned to talk, they learned to sing, and within a few short years of the early talkie revolution, the Hollywood studios cranked out elaborate musicals for a music-mad public.

There are considered to be over 10,000 major cities on earth.... and 33 that each have over 10 million inhabitants.

Build with Magna Tiles

All Ages in Yeager room

EARTH TO ECHO

After receiving a bizarre series of encrypted messages, a group of kids embark on an adventure with an alien who needs their help.

In this session designed for middle and high school students, we’ll lay out study and management plans that will help you feel prepared and confident inside and outside the classroom.

Workshop 8: Crafting Your Story (Essays, Resumes & Recommendations)

Join us for a discussion of The Hidden Life of Trees, a work of nonfiction by Peter Wohlleben.

We are offering this Zoom presentation to help families of high school juniors, sophomores and freshmen better understand the college admissions process and how to successfully navigate the changing landscape.

Ever wondered what happens behind closed doors in a college admissions office? While you’re working on the various components of your college applications, it’s important to understand who’ll be reviewing the final product.

There’s Vector Calculus, Differential Equations, and other PhD math—and then there’s the seemingly impenetrable hard questions of the SAT Math Module 2. How do top scorers crack these puzzles in under two minutes apiece?