Library
6 - 12 graders and their parents are invited to join us this Saturday, Oct. 29 for the Teen Volunteer Fair, from1:00 - 3:00 p.m. in the Central Library Auditorium.
Teens looking to share their time, develop skills and explore new experiences will be able to meet and speak with representatives of local organizations offering volunteer opportunities.
Participants include the Red Cross, Greenbrier Learning Center, Phoenix Bikes, Remove Invasive Plants in Arlington, Volunteer Arlington, Sunrise Senior Living, Edu-Futuro, Eddie's Club and more.
And if you know of an organization that uses teen volunteers and would like to be involved in the fair, please call 703-228-7682 or email [email protected]s.
The Teen Volunteer Fair is a partnership between Arlington Public Library and the Arlington Teen Network Board.
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Teen Tech Week is a national initiative aimed at teens, their parents, educators and other concerned adults, to help teens become competent and ethical users of technologies. During Teen Tech Week, we offer events that encourage teens to use libraries'...
- Wii Gaming At Shirlington - 03/08
Teens, grades 6-12, are invited to kick-off Teen Tech Week with Wii gaming at the Shirlington Branch Library on Monday, March 8, from 4:00 - 6:00 pm. For more information on this event, call 703-228-0325 or email [email protected]. For more on...
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- Teen Advisory Board
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Library
Saturday: Teen Volunteer Fair
6 - 12 graders and their parents are invited to join us this Saturday, Oct. 29 for the Teen Volunteer Fair, from1:00 - 3:00 p.m. in the Central Library Auditorium.
Teens looking to share their time, develop skills and explore new experiences will be able to meet and speak with representatives of local organizations offering volunteer opportunities.
Participants include the Red Cross, Greenbrier Learning Center, Phoenix Bikes, Remove Invasive Plants in Arlington, Volunteer Arlington, Sunrise Senior Living, Edu-Futuro, Eddie's Club and more.
And if you know of an organization that uses teen volunteers and would like to be involved in the fair, please call 703-228-7682 or email [email protected]s.
The Teen Volunteer Fair is a partnership between Arlington Public Library and the Arlington Teen Network Board.
- What Makes A Winner?
Librarians provide programs for children living in encampments in Petit Goave. Maria, one of the librarians at Central Library, told us an excellent story about an Arlington teen and summer reading: A young teen girl came to the desk looking for a couple...
- Teen Tech Week - March 6-12
Teen Tech Week is a national initiative aimed at teens, their parents, educators and other concerned adults, to help teens become competent and ethical users of technologies. During Teen Tech Week, we offer events that encourage teens to use libraries'...
- Wii Gaming At Shirlington - 03/08
Teens, grades 6-12, are invited to kick-off Teen Tech Week with Wii gaming at the Shirlington Branch Library on Monday, March 8, from 4:00 - 6:00 pm. For more information on this event, call 703-228-0325 or email [email protected]. For more on...
- Gotta Gadget? Get Help At Westover On 4/22
Westover Branch Library is looking for tech-savvy teens who like to help people! Teen volunteers will help adults figure out how to use their iPods, laptops, digital cameras, and cell phones. Adults who need help with their gadgets can show up at Westover...
- Teen Advisory Board
The Teen Advisory Board meets monthly at the library to help make decisions about the Teen Zone space and plan awesome events for teens, like the Teen Summer Reading Program, the Annual Cemetery Walk at Forest Cemetery, and the Library's float for...