Fun Fall Activities for the Whole Family
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- Published: October 12, 2020, 11:41 am
Looking for some fun activities for the family? Here are some things that you can do together this fall. Many are low or no cost.
Looking for some fun activities for the family? Here are some things that you can do together this fall. Many are low or no cost.
Recently, I attended the first of four strategic planning workshops called Vision of a Minuteman, hosted by Revere Local Schools. The purpose is to give the community a voice around shaping the goals, objectives, and skills they feel students will need to be college- and career-ready. As a Teen Librarian, Branch Manager, and parent, I find this topic fascinating.
Trying to decide your plans after high school is stressful in a normal year and the pandemic has surely taken that stress to the next level. In an effort to shed some light on the changes colleges have made to the admission process and to take a little of the stress away, here are a few articles to guide students and parents as they begin the admissions process. Also included are a few eBook recommendations available from Hoopla.
When it comes to choosing a new doctor, we all want the best. A ranking –like Consumer Reports does for products—would be most welcome! Unfortunately, it does not work like that. Research on physicians requires a little bit of patience and knowing where to look. On our Health Information Center page, we have gathered a list of resources that will help you navigate which doctor might be best for you.
We rely on science to make sense of our world every day. Understanding and conversing about science is a valuable skill. But with the jam-packed schedules so many kids and their families have, why would anyone want to tackle a science fair project? Besides it being a school assignment, of course.
Celebrate with us and our Live Facebook event on Monday, Oct. 5, from 7-8pm
For more information about this event, please contact Special Collections. Selected Native American Resources online and at the Akron-Summit County Public Library.