¡Las clases para aprender como usar las computadoras vuelven a la biblioteca de Mount Pleasant! Estamos ofreciendo dos diferentes tipos de clases: para principiantes y una clase de trayectoría profesional. Las clases se reunen todos los martes y jueves empezando el día 15 de enero. Los horarios de las clases para principiantes son de las 10 a.m.-12 p.m. y de la 1 p.m.-3 p.m. El horario de la clase de trayectoría profesional es de las 3:15 p.m.-5:15 p.m.
Pablo is a PAL volunteer and visits the Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood Library regularly.
Here are ten details about Pablo, the petite and sweet:
Dakota is a PAL volunteer and visits the Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood Library regularly.
Here are ten things you may not know about Dakota, the big and beloved German Shepherd:
Curl up, get cozy, and read!
Curl up, get cozy, and read!
Curl up, get cozy, and read!
The Supreme Court's secretive nature lends it an aura of mystery not shared by the other branches of American government. Reports on the goings-on of the court rarely go beyond the hearings themselves; everything else is sheer speculation and few are the brave who would dare risk this at the cost of never again being given a viable quote by a justice.
Hey teens -- need to complete community service hours? Join the Mt. Pleasant Teen Advisory Group!
What is a TAG?
A TAG is a Teen Advisory Group -- a group of teens who serve together to make a difference in the library and in the community. TAG members meet in the library to plan, collaborate, have fun and make things happen!
Apply and Join
Visit the Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood Library and complete a Teen Advisory Group application. You must be in grades 9-12. Complete an informal interview so that we can get to know you. We'll let you know how you can help the library and learn new things!
Do Your Part
All budding cartoonist Junior wants is a good education—and to survive high school while getting it. So he goes off the reservation in search of it at a new high school, where he’s picked on by just about everyone, and the only other Indian is the mascot.
Join us Dec. 12 at 7 p.m. in the meeting room on the main floor for a discussion of this imaginative, semi-autobiographical National Book Award winner by Sherman Alexie.
