Programs for Teens
In-person library programs and meeting room bookings remain suspended through November 30. Programs via Zoom: A link and password to the Zoom meeting will be emailed after registration. New to Zoom? It’s easy. Learn how to use this service here.
Celebrate TEENtober
Show us your favorite reads! Take a shelfie with your favorite book, then email it by October 31 with your name, address, grade, and one sentence of why it’s your fave to Nicole Mills, Teen Librarian, at nmills@glenviewpl.org. Shelfies will be posted to the Library’s Instagram (@GlenPubLib) and used to create a teen-inspired book list for November. One volunteer service hour per shelfie available upon request.
Image Transfer Magic (grades 5-12)
Kit Pick-Up: Wednesday, October 7-Friday, October 9, During Library Hours • Reader or Youth Services Desk
Bring home the fun with a Take & Make kit and learn how to transfer photographs onto wood to create custom pieces of art with Creativebug. Materials and instructions included. Email a photo of your finished creation to ysdepartment@glenviewpl.org by October 31. Register by October 8.
All About Scholarships (grades 9-12)
Wednesday, November 4, 6-7 PM • Via Zoom
Learn the difference between scholarships and grants and how to search and apply for them from an Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC) representative. Register by November 3.
ACT or SAT Practice Test (grades 9-12)
Friday, November 13 • Via Email
Register by the program date to receive a practice ACT or SAT test via email to take at home and return to College Nannies + Tutors of Glenview. Professional tutors review your test and send you your score. Please provide student name, phone, and email, and choose either ACT or SAT. Limit 20.
DIY Block Prints (high school teens & adults)
Thursday, November 19, 6-7 PM • Via Zoom
Learn how to create your own stamp using simple materials and use it to create a modern print. Limit 10.
EARN SERVICE HOURS
On a Positive Note…
Calling all high school teens! Earn service hours and keep your community connected by sending a positive, caring note to an older adult, whether it be a family member, friend, neighbor, or someone living in a senior building/care facility in Glenview. Get more information including how to earn service credit and a list of facilities accepting notes.
Photo Policy: Attendance at Library programs and events constitutes consent to be photographed for Glenview Public Library publicity purposes.
