Why a Library Advisory Group?
We at the Carrollton Public Library feel that you, the library’s teen users, are an important group of people. The library’s role in the community is changing; it is becoming more and more apparent that teens’ use of the library is also changing. The library is no longer a quiet place where you just study or pick up books for research. It is now a meeting place, a hangout with study rooms and free internet access.
The library needs to become a place where you can go because you know your presence is welcome. By offering books and programs that appeal to teens, by creating an atmosphere that fits their wants and needs, the library can become this kind of place.
We moved one step closer to this goal by forming a group that serves as the Library Subcommittee of the Youth Task Force. As a member of this group, you work with staff to create a teen-friendly library.
What does the League of Extraordinary Teens do?
Where does the group meet?
The League of Extraordinary Teens meets at the Carrollton Public Library at Josey Ranch Lake—1700 Keller Springs Road (map).
When does the group meet?
The League of Extraordinary Teens meets on the last Wednesday of the month at 6:30 p.m.
Who makes up the group?
You! Anyone between the ages of 13-18 can join. You don’t need a library card to join, but we’d love it if you had one!
How do I join?
Come to one of our monthly meetings! Don’t forget to bring a friend...or two...or three!
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