Teens Events

Battle of the Books
Interested in participating? Talk to you Middle School Librarian.

Experienced professionals share their knowledge and expertise to guide you through action steps you can take to reduce college costs and still attend the college of your choice. Discover creative, little-known financial and academic strategies to reduce college costs while finding the best-fit college for your child. Presented by My College Planning Team.
High School Students and Parents

Battle of the Books
Interested in participating? Talk to you Middle School Librarian.

During WW1, governments of many countries designed and distributed posters to both inspire patriotism and foster an aversion to the enemy. In this hands-on workshop, we'll take a look at these fascinating images then either copy one of the designs or create your own using watercolor pencils under the guidance of art teacher Christine Thornton. Beginners welcome! Part of Wheaton Reads: WWI

Join us for snacks and a movie!
Drop ins welcome.

November is NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month)! Bring your own laptop and drop in any time after 6pm in Meeting Room H on the 2nd floor to work on your novel. For more information, please visit www.naperwrimo.org for more local write-ins and www.nanowrimo.org to register for NaNoWRiMo.

Create your space and earn volunteer hours. The Teen Advisory Group will be part of creating teen programs/activities and give input on books and materials purchased for teens. For more info check out our TAG page, www.wheatonlibrary.org/teens/TAG.
Grades 6-12

Create your space and earn volunteer hours. The Teen Advisory Group will be part of creating teen programs/activities and give input on books and materials purchased for teens. For more info check out our TAG page, www.wheatonlibrary.org/teens/TAG.
Grades 6-12