2024 NATIONAL MEDAL
for Museum and Library Service Finalist
Free
ACT/SAT Test
Sat. May 28
Please bring a calculator and a pencil.
Grades 9-12
The test will help you:
Decide whether to take the ACT or the SAT
Learn your strengths & weaknesses
9:30 am - 2:00 pm
Test is free & students will receive
a free analysis of their results.
Registration Required:
https://tinyurl.com/2022PracticeTestMay28
Join us for an open playtime for children from 0-35 months accompanied by an adult. Toys are selected with age and safety guidelines in mind and are suitable for young children. Clean-up song at 10:45!
College & Scholarship Writing Program
Receive expert writing advice on:
Structure & Content for Scholarship/College Essays
Drafting a well-constructed outline
Understanding your audience
Helping you stand out
Register HERE
Join us for an open playtime for children from 0-35 months accompanied by an adult. Toys are selected with age and safety guidelines in mind and are suitable for young children. Clean-up song at 10:45!
Join us for an open playtime for children from 0-35 months accompanied by an adult. Toys are selected with age and safety guidelines in mind and are suitable for young children. Clean-up song at 10:45!
Join us for an open playtime for children from 0-35 months accompanied by an adult. Toys are selected with age and safety guidelines in mind and are suitable for young children. Clean-up song at 10:45!
Make a vision board to help you keep an eye on where you're headed. Get your brain in gear for an awesome summer, or think longer term and consider career choices or other goals. Feel free to bring a photo of yourself or any other special supplies that can be glued to posterboard.
For kids entering 3rd grade and up.
Join us for an in-person storytime for the whole family with stories and songs!
Providing a Peek Into the Black Box of Holistic Admissions
In this session we will provide a detailed behind-the-scenes perspective on the role of Character in the college admissions process, and the three key questions admissions committees will consider in evaluating their applicants.
We will also discuss how students can put the thinking around the three questions into practice in their own college application process so they can stand out among students with similar grades and test scores.
Learn how to make your own sock gnome and bring home your finished project. This program is open to students in grades 8-12 and space is limited. Email mwhittington@ebpl.org if you have questions.
This program has been sponsored by the generosity of the Friends of the East Brunswick Public Library.