Teen Services
The Teen Services Department seeks to foster a love and appreciation of reading, learning and good citizenship through volunteerism for residents in grades 6-12. We offer the best in teen literature and non-fiction, practical and diverse programs and volunteer opportunities.
Our main print and non-print materials include; fiction and non-fiction literature, audio books and Playaways, college guidebooks, and test preparation materials. Through our online resources we also seek to instill in teens the skills necessary to perform timely and effective research for academic success.
- Beneath the Surface: Teen Summer Reading Club
- Book Reviews for Teens by Teens
- College & Career Resources
- New Books for Teens
- Programs
- Teen Booklists!
- TeenWeb
- Volunteer Opportunities
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Jun 2013
Welcome to the third installment of our suggested summer reading for teens! Here is a selection of quality fiction. Don’t let the recommended grades fool you – if you’re interested in a certain topic, you’re bound to love the book. The grade just refers to where it will fit nicely with the Common Core curriculum. [...]
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Jun 2013
The following books have been assigned to students in the Cold Spring Harbor Junior/Senior High School for summer reading: Incoming 7th Grade (English & Social Studies) Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Anderson Incoming 8th Grade (English & Social Studies) Lions of Little Rock by Kristin Levine Incoming 9th Grade (English & Social Studies) Marathon by [...]
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Jun 2013
Welcome to the second installment of our suggested summer reading for teens! Here is a selection of quality non-fiction. Don’t let the recommended grades fool you – if you’re interested in a certain topic, you’re bound to love the book. The grade just refers to where it will fit nicely with the Common Core curriculum. [...]
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Jun 2013
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Jun 2013
Welcome to the first installment of our suggested summer reading for teens! Here is a selection of quality non-fiction. Don’t let the recommended grades fool you – if you’re interested in a certain topic, you’re bound to love the book. The grade just refers to where it will fit nicely with the Common Core curriculum. [...]
read more...Hey everyone! So here’s the thing: we have compiled a massive list of books for teens entering grades 7-12 in September. These books are awesome, vetted by our staff as being terrific, and here’s the sneaky thing – they relate to the Common Core Curriculum. From now until August the Teen Services pages will be [...]
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