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January 2020
SAT Mock Test @ Mountain View Regional Library
FREE Test-like practice without test day pressure. Join us at Mountain View Regional Library on Saturday, January 25th @ 10:30 am for a full length proctored mock SAT test. Afterwards you will receive a comprehensive score report to help you target areas in order to improve your real test score. Registration is required. This program is for students in 9th-12th grade. Register using this link: SAT sign up and enter the event code: M367955 This program is FREE. All materials…
Find out more »Girl Talk East Cobb Chapter
The East Cobb Library is proud to host the Girl Talk East Cobb Chapter. Girl Talk is an organization that strives to make girls confident leaders through peer to peer mentoring programs. Each chapter is a forum for interaction between high school girls (mentors) and middle school girls (mentees). Teenage girls come together and find strength in each other through learning new skills and creating a support network. High school girls develop leadership skills as they guide meetings for middle…
Find out more »Teen “Whatever” Wednesdays
Join us at the North Cobb Regional Library on Wednesdays for "whatever" is going on! Every Wednesday from 4-5 (or longer) there will be a craft, game or movie to entertain the teenage masses after school. Suggestions for activities are welcome and encouraged! Ages 13-18. NO Registration Required kristin.gwin@cobbcounty.org
Find out more »February 2020
TWEEN and TEEN Fearless Art! @ West Cobb Registration Closed
Fearlessly explore art creation during this TWEEN & TEEN! program. We focus on the process of making art, rather than on the finished work. A variety of process art techniques will be highlighted during this series. Fearlessness can get messy, so please dress accordingly. Finished artwork will be displayed at the library for about one month. 9–12+ years old only. Registration is required. Space is limited. PROGRAM IS FULL. Call or email to be added to the wait list. For…
Find out more »Roleplaying Game Club @ East Cobb
Jump into the world of role-playing games by playing one run by our very own game-master, Jay. Uncover the secrets of the Forgotten Realms world using the Pathfinder Second Edition gaming system to make your very own character! Role-playing is super fun, and it is also a great way to pick up visual-spatial learning, cooperation, improvisation, creativity, reading, and math skills. This group is intended for ages 10-17 and space is limited to 8 players. Each session will last approximately…
Find out more »Teen “Whatever” Wednesdays
Join us at the North Cobb Regional Library on Wednesdays for "whatever" is going on! Every Wednesday from 4-5 (or longer) there will be a craft, game or movie to entertain the teenage masses after school. Suggestions for activities are welcome and encouraged! Ages 13-18. NO Registration Required kristin.gwin@cobbcounty.org
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ACT Mock Test @ Mountain View Regional Library
FREE Test-like practice without test day pressure. Join us at Mountain View Regional Library on Saturday, February 8th @ 10:30 am for a full length proctored mock ACT test. Afterwards you will receive a comprehensive score report to help you target areas in order to improve your real test score. Registration is required. For more information call the Mountain View Regional Library at 770-509-4964 or visit the Children’s Reference Desk. This program is for students in 9th-12th grade. Register using…
Find out more »Let’s Discover Calligraphy
Let’s Discover Calligraphy, a six-week course from February 8 to March 14, is on Saturdays from 1 to 2 pm. It is taught by instructor Mary Lea Heroux. She will teach you how to apply calligraphy to notes, cards, and envelopes. It’s easy and fun! Good penmanship is not a prerequisite! The program is for teens and adults. Space is limited, and you must be able to attend all six classes. There is a $10.00 fee for supplies, payable by…
Find out more »Our Art Sets Us Apart! @ Mountain View Regional Library
Do you love to create? Exercise your focus and creativity while using unconventional methods to create one-of-a-kind pieces in a series of art workshops for tweens and teens. Art activities help children’s social and emotional development. Children learn about themselves and others through art activities. It really helps them build self-esteem. It’s an opportunity for children to make a personal statement about their uniqueness through art while allowing them to express happiness, joy, and pride. -Alec Colchico, child development specialist-…
Find out more »Girl Talk East Cobb Chapter
The East Cobb Library is proud to host the Girl Talk East Cobb Chapter. Girl Talk is an organization that strives to make girls confident leaders through peer to peer mentoring programs. Each chapter is a forum for interaction between high school girls (mentors) and middle school girls (mentees). Teenage girls come together and find strength in each other through learning new skills and creating a support network. High school girls develop leadership skills as they guide meetings for middle…
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