Teen Advisory Board

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Looking for a new Volunteer opportunity? 
Want to add your voice to the library?
 Join the Teen Advisory Board!

What does the Teen Advisory Board (TAB) do?

TAB members work with the teen Librarian by proposing ideas to benefit the teen library. This includes program suggestion and
 advising on what materials should be added to the library.  Come help our library continue to be a place that teens like you want to be! It’s a great opportunity to earn some community service hours, and there’s free pizza!

TAB meets the last Tuesday of every month 
at 3:30pm in the Winn Room. 

Our next meeting is Tuesday, January 25th!

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