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The Library District is Your Back To School Headquarters For All Ages – Kids, Teens & Adults! The pandemic has brought with it a new normal. Whether you are an adult looking to change your career or a parent in need of learning support for your kids and teens this school year, the Library District is here for you! Kids & Teens – We are here to help with a broad range of support systems, both online and within our neighborhood libraries, for children in grades K-12. Check HERE for examples of educational support, free access to technology, reading and research materials, homework help, tutoring, and online resources. Adults – You may be looking for ways to improve your job & language skills, earn a diploma, or change careers. We have so much to offer through our vast online resources HERE, our Adult Learning Program HERE, and our One-Stop Career Center HERE. Look for your nearest library branch HERE, or check out LVCCLD.org for everything that we offer for every age and interest!
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Enterprise Library Wednesday, August 4 3 p.m.
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Whitney Library Saturday, August 7 10:30 a.m.
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East Las Vegas Library Saturday, August 21 10:30 a.m.
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Nutritious Meals After School at the Library for Kids & Teens Children from toddlers through age 18 can enjoy nutritious meals at the library, during this last week of summer break, with Meet Up & Eat Up program. When school starts on August 9, this meal program switches to Kids Café, and continues to provide healthy after school meals for toddlers through age 18. Kids Café ensures that children without access to regular nutrition receive a healthy meal every day after school. All food is provided by Three Square, and may be eaten in the Youth Services area of the library or taken to go. Stay tuned for details on participating library locations or call your neighborhood branch for details.
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Get Free Tutoring in Our BranchesStart the school year off right! Teachers from the Clark County School District and UNLV School of Education are available to tutor students in grades K-12 at all urban libraries during the 2021-22 school year. This free drop-in service is available after school and weekends to help students complete their homework or provide some extra instruction in a variety of subjects. UNLV student tutors are available year-round, and CCSD Teachers in Libraries begin on September 7, 2021. Call your local branch for more information on days and times, or visit our website HERE.
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Annual Teacher Book Sale Happening Now The Library District Foundation is excited to bring back our extremely popular book sale for teachers! In order to make it easier for all teachers to participate, the book sale will take place at the Sahara West Library and Clark County Library bookstores through August 31, 2021. We have a large selection of children's books and many are Accelerated Reader approved. All children's books are just 25 cents for teachers, so stop by anytime during July and August and get your classroom library ready for Back-To-School.
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Clark County Library Bookstore MON - THU: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. FRI - SAT: 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. SUN: 1 p.m. - 4 p.m
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Sahara West Library Bookstore MON - SUN: 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
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Local Authors Literary Fair This free event is ideal for published authors, first-time authors seeking publication, readers of all genres, and those interested in finding out more about our local community’s literary scene. Join over 40 of Nevada’s finest fiction & nonfiction authors as they introduce you to their bestsellers, new releases, and the books they wrote during the pandemic. Attend a special panel discussion, listen to first chapters read by the authors themselves, buy autographed copies of original works, and discover fresh collections through our newest FREE online resource, BiblioBoard. Learn more about the Local Authors Literary Fair HERE.
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Take This Brief Survey from Clark County to Help Create a Lasting 1 October Memorial We will never forget what happened in Las Vegas on October 1st, 2017. Now, Clark County is working to create a lasting memorial that remembers the victims, honors the survivors and first responders, and celebrates the resilience of our community. Your input is critical to the success of this effort. Please take a brief survey HERE and provide your input on the memorial’s artistic, design and educational features. Also, please consider sharing this survey with your friends and anyone who has an interest in this matter (before August 15th, the last day this survey is available). To follow the progress of this project, please visit the link HERE and subscribe to email updates from the 1 October Memorial Committee. Additionally, you can follow the committee on Facebook.
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Seating in our venues is on a first-come, first-served basis and may be limited.
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Main Theater || 702.507.3458 Thursday, August 5 7 p.m.
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Performing Arts Center || 702.507.3459 Saturday, August 14 3 p.m.
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Las Vegas–Clark County Library District
7060 W Windmill Lane
Las Vegas, Nevada 89113
(702) 734-7323
https://www.lvccld.org
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