Join the Library's Teen Advisory Board

Are you in any grade between 5-12?  Full of opinions about how the could be better?  Want to give orders to the Young Adult Librarian?

Then you should consider becoming a member of the Teen Advisory Board.

Why join?

1. Tell library officials what you would like
2. Meet other kids
3. Earn community service credit
4. Strengthen your college application
5. Hone leadership skills
6. Eat free food

Those who are interested are invited to attend a meeting at the library on Tuesday, Dec. 14, at 6 p.m.

Food and crafts are on the agenda.

Pizza, hot chocolate and other treats will be served.  

Bring gloves and mittens to decorate.  They can be ones that you want to keep, or you can donate them to a local charity. 

 If you don't have gloves, think about bringing a food item for the library's food drive for a local food pantry.

We'll also have flip cameras for you to learn how to use.

 Be prepared to start planning library activities, including movie nights and a gaming night in the spring.  

Come to the meeting with a friend if you want -- the more the merrier.

The Teen Advisory Board has been established as part of a Teens and Tweens Grant with federal funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services administered through the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners.

Please call Sandy Moltz, 781-596-8867 ext. 304 with any questions.

This article was written by Sandy Moltz.