Homeschool Information Session offers insights to this at-home learning option

Learn what homeschooling might look like on a day-to-day basis in your household. Discover the resources and services available from the library for homeschooling. In this information session, a homeschool parent, a homeschool alum, and librarians who serve the homeschool community will answer your questions about this educational path.

Sign up to learn about this at-home education option

Popular meal preparation & cooking programs offered online 

The popular meal preparation and cooking programs presented by Meegan Ware are back—this time online! Classes include Instant Pot Basics & Recipes and
Instant Pot Dessert Edition. Registration is required and closes at 5pm the day before each program.

Be sure to sign up before they fill up!

Starting the conversation: Two programs help you discuss race inequity 

To help parents, grandparents, caregivers, and all adults who work with children, we’re offering a program called Talking about Race to Kids that discusses how to talk about racial inequality with the kids in their life.

Teens are invited to join the three-week discussion group for the book All American Boys, the story of two teens—one black, one white—who grapple with the repercussions of a single violent act that leaves their school, their community, and, ultimately, the country bitterly divided by racial tension.

Both programs start soon and require registration to participate in the online sessions.

Learn more & sign up today

Marvel trivia for all ages & science projects kids can do at home 

We could share just one or two science experiments with you, but instead we decided to share one every week for three months in our Science at Home program! Who’s ready check out some science? This program starts Monday, September 14.

Trivia fans and Marvel fans come together to show off their knowledge of the Marvel Cinematic Universe on Saturday, September 26. Will you rise to be the superhero of this trivia challenge? September is shaping up to be a super month!

Super fans & science enthusiasts, check out these programs!

Refresh your knowledge of the U.S. Constitution & check your voter registration status 

You’re invited to join this Learning Circle to learn more about key constitutional concepts that have shaped our government today. Our latest Learning Circle focuses on the U.S. Constitution and its interpretation by the judicial branch of our government. Learning Circles are great for people who want to take a free online class and learn together with others in a study group. Signups close on September 23 at 5pm.

National Voter Registration Day (September 22) is such a great idea we decided to make it into a week! You can register to vote and update your voter registration curbside at some of our libraries on select days and times.

Learn more & exercise your civic muscles with these programs

Deer Park Library offers Small Business Boot Camp 

The Small Business Boot Camp helps business owners, entrepreneurs, and start-ups in Deer Park, Washington, build skills for greater business success. We’re offering this program at no-charge to qualified applicants. The deadline to apply is Monday, September 14, 2020.

Businesses & start-ups in Deer Park, learn more & apply today!

Upcoming programs

VIRTUAL/ONLINE 

Medicare 101
Wednesday, Sep 16, 10am (REGISTER)