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School for Heroes in Training
Izuku (Deku) Midoriya has a dream. He will go to prestigious U. A. Read more about School for Heroes in Training
Teen Fall Reading Program 2016
Participating in Fall Reading is easy!
Just pick up a Bingo card from the Information or Reference Desk and fill out your information.
Then start reading!
Every time you read a book, write the title on the corresponding numbered line on the back. So if you read a “mystery or horror” book (#24), you would write the title in line 24. Read more about Teen Fall Reading Program 2016
Coming to a Theatre Near You!
Join us at Heartland Maker Fest on October 1st!
On October 1st from 9am-2pm, the library is going to be at the Heartland Maker Fest in Lincoln Square Mall.
We'll be bringing projects and technology from our Teen Open Lab to demonstrate the awesome resources that teens can use every week at Teen Open Lab. Stop by and say hi! Read more about Join us at Heartland Maker Fest on October 1st!
10,000 visitors to the Teen Open Lab!
Today marks the 10,000th visitor to the Teen Open Lab! Come share the fun this afternoon from 3-5:30pm. Read more about 10,000 visitors to the Teen Open Lab!
Tell Me Your Sorrows
To say that Ava Lavender is odd might be a bit of an understatement. Read more about Tell Me Your Sorrows
Where Futures End
100 years. Five stories. 2 connected worlds. Allies or enemies?
Dylan discovers the Other Place as a child and keeps trying to go back there, angered and mystified that no one else can sense the other world as his real life spirals out of control.
If Prom was an 80s Action Movie
Prom. No word can fill a high schooler with more dread or delight (or ennui if you don't care (ennui is totally a SAT word. You should look it up if you haven't. Also it's a cool word. I swear.)). The drama of whether to go, who's taking whom, and what to wear is unparalleled. Read more about If Prom was an 80s Action Movie
School Judgment (AKA Phoenix Wright in Grade School. Objection!)
Student run arbitration in schools is nothing new. But what if students didn't just listen to problems and suggest solutions? What if they took each other to trial? Read more about School Judgment (AKA Phoenix Wright in Grade School. Objection!)