Events

Self taught Spanish reading and writing computer program for native Spanish speakers. Limited to 8 people. To register contact Carmen Patlan, 847-623-2041 x 262. Classes funded by Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity.

Self taught Spanish reading and writing computer program for native Spanish speakers. Limited to 8 people. To register contact Carmen Patlan, 847-623-2041 x 262. Classes funded by Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity.

Stop by with your preschooler for stories, songs and crafts.

Stop by with your preschooler for stories, songs and crafts.

Toddlers love to move, so we’ve designed a lively storytime just for them! Join us for stories, fingerplays, songs and rhythm activities.

Toddlers love to move, so we’ve designed a lively storytime just for them! Join us for stories, fingerplays, songs and rhythm activities.

This class is for individuals who have completed beginning computer skills in English. The class runs for four consecutive weeks October 2, 9, 16, & 23 from 10:30 to 12:30 PM and is held in the Computer Learning Center on the library’s main floor. Classes funded by Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity.

Stop by with your preschooler for stories, songs and crafts.

Stop by with your preschooler for stories, songs and crafts.

The fourth Wednesday of each month from September 2012 through June 2013 held in the Computer Learning Center on the library’s main floor receive assistance with job searching and resume writing. Registration kindly requested and walk-ins welcome. Lab hours funded by Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity.

Stop by with your preschooler for stories, songs and crafts.

Stop by with your preschooler for stories, songs and crafts.

Open to adults looking for help with reading, writing, math and beginning computer skills. Trained tutors are available to work with you. Please drop-in! There is no registration required (no cost).

Help your infant (6 to 23 months) develop new learning skills and sensory awareness by exploring books, singing songs and trying fun new activities together.

Stop by with your preschooler for stories, songs and crafts.

Site visit and meeting.

Families Learning Together ESL

Familiies Learning Together - ESL Children’s Education

Families Learning Together ABE

Families Learning Together
Children’s Ed

Families Learning Together ESL

Familiies Learning Together - ESL Children’s Education

Families Learning Together ABE

Families Learning Together
Children’s Ed

Families Learning Together ESL

Familiies Learning Together - ESL Children’s Education

Homework help for students grade 1st - 12th. Library volunteers help students in all subjects. Participating students also enroll in “A is for Awesome” prize incentive program. Questions call 847-623-2041 x234.

Adult Education

OREINTATION AND INTERVIEWS FOR ADMISSIONS INTO JOB CORPS FOR LAKE COUNTY STUDENTS

To educate and motivate young girls between the ages of 8 and 16

Children ages 8 to 14 are invited to sign up for computer classes to learn basic computer skills which include word processing, spreadsheets, and video uploading. Classes are in session for four consecutive Sundays, October 7, 14, 21, & 28 from 2-4 pm. For more information contact David Villalobos at 847-623-2041 x 234. Classes funded by Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity.

This class is for individuals who have successfully completed the BEGINNING and INTERMEDIATE computer classes in Spanish. The class runs for four consecutive weeks October 6, 13, 20, & 27 from 2:00 to 4:00 PM and is held in the Computer Learning Center on the library’s main floor. Classes funded by Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity.

Kids ages 4 to 7 will give their imaginations a workout, listening to stories, singing songs and creating craft projects in the art center.
Niños de 4 a 7 trabajarán con su imaginación, escuchando historias, cantando y creando proyectos de manualidades en el centro de arte.

Early Childhood program

Homeschooled kids will channel their right-brain skills with creative stories and art projects that vary weekly based on a theme. For all ages.

Stop by with your preschooler for stories, songs and crafts.

Welcome to Zombie Club. In this session we will be making zombie inspired masks for Halloween. Zombie Club is for grades 6th-12th.

Children will work together to prepare several food dishes to be eaten at the end of the program. 3rd-5th graders welcome. Registration required.

Children will work together to prepare several food dishes to be eaten at the end of the program. 3rd-5th graders welcome. registration required.

Self taught Spanish reading and writing computer program for native Spanish speakers. Limited to 8 people. To register contact Carmen Patlan, 847-623-2041 x 262. Classes funded by Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity.

Homework help for students grade 1st - 12th. Library volunteers help students in all subjects. Participating students also enroll in “A is for Awesome” prize incentive program. Questions call 847-623-2041 x234.

Adult Education Literacy Class. Registration and testing required. Please contact Josh Anderson, Literacy Coordinator, for more information, (847) 623-2041 x225.

Self taught Spanish reading and writing computer program for native Spanish speakers. Limited to 8 people. To register contact Carmen Patlan, 847-623-2041 x 262. Classes funded by Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity.

Homework help for students grade 1st - 12th. Library volunteers help students in all subjects. Participating students also enroll in “A is for Awesome” prize incentive program. Questions call 847-623-2041 x234.

Early childcare and advocacy work shop

This class is for individuals who have completed beginning computer skills in Spanish. The class runs for four consecutive weeks October 2, 9, 16, & 23 from 5:30 to 7:30 PM and is held in the Computer Learning Center on the library’s main floor. Classes funded by Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity.

Classes to prepare for the English language skills required for the naturalization interview.

Homework help for students grade 1st - 12th. Library volunteers help students in all subjects. Participating students also enroll in “A is for Awesome” prize incentive program. Questions call 847-623-2041 x234.

Adult Education Literacy Class. Registration and testing required. Please contact Josh Anderson, Literacy Coordinator, for more information, (847) 623-2041 x225.

This class is for individuals who have successfully completed the BEGINNING and INTERMEDIATE computer classes in English. The class runs for four consecutive weeks October 3, 10, 17, & 24 from 5:30 to 7:30 PM and is held in the Computer Learning Center on the library’s main floor. Classes funded by Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity.

Join us for a fun sing-along and dance time and make your own musical instrument.

Which fairytale character do you like best? Aurora? Goldilocks? Rumpelstiltskin? Transform your favorite into a realistic puppet for a performance we’ll put on during Theatre Time next week.
¿Cuál es tu personaje de cuentos favorito? ¿Aurora? ¿Ricitos de oro? ¿Rumpelstiltskin? Transforma a tu personaje favorito en un títere realista para una obra que pondremos durante el tiempo de teatro la siguiente semana.

Aprenda a tener una conversación en ingles.Registración requerida, contacte a Carmen Patlan al 847 623-2041 x 262. Learn to have a conversation in English. Registration is required contact Carmen Patlan at 847 623-2041 x 262.

Stop by with your preschooler for stories, songs and crafts.

Stop by with your preschooler for stories, songs and crafts.

Featuring Megan Wells, Jim May, Charlotte Blake Alston, and special guest Bill Oberst, Jr.
Purchase tickets at the Genesee Theatre box office or Ticketmaster.