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BYOB(OOK) Adult Extreme Book Nerd Book Discussion (Virtual Program)

Each month we will select a different one of our Extreme Book Nerd categories and we'll meet virtually to discuss the book you chose for the category. This month we will be discussing a book about sports. Meeting Access information is available under meeting details.

Elementary Take & Make: Summer Week 1

We have weekly take & make craft kits available for pick-up from the library for kids ages 5-12. For the most current information on kits, visit the youth virtual programming page on the library’s website. You can pick up the weekly craft in the library or via our Curbside Pick-up service during library operating hours.

Recorded Storytime: Summer Week 1

Miss Michelle is sharing songs, stories, flannels, and finger-plays with you each week on YouTube. Recorded Storytime is available for Baby & Me (birth-24 months), Toddler (20 months-3 years), and Preschool (3 years-6 years). You can find links to the weekly videos as well as information on the weekly craft on our Early Literacy Virtual Programs page.

Pick up a weekly themed craft to go along with the Toddler and Preschool Storytimes. You can pick up the weekly craft in the library or via our Curbside Pick-up service Tuesday-Saturday 11AM-6PM.

Teen Take & Make: Summer Week 1

We have weekly take & make craft kits available for pick-up from the library for teens ages 13-18. For the most current information on kits, visit the teen virtual programming page on the library’s website. You can pick up the weekly craft in the library or via our Curbside Pick-up service during library operating hours.

Jr. Police Academy - Alpha Class

Each year the Schertz Police Department hosts a Junior Academy to give young children a behind the scenes look at how the Police Department operates. The attending students will learn about the "tools" of the police belt, fingerprinting and basic forensics and many other police related topics. The camp is a great way to meet new people, team build and get a first-hand look into law enforcement and emergency services. The camp is open to boys and girls that reside in the City of Schertz, and are from the ages of 8 to 11, with one class for ages 8 to 9, and one ages 10 to 11. The camp runs from 8 a.m. to Noon during the scheduled week.

SSLGC Meeting

City Council Special Workshop