Looking for ways to pay for college? Join us to learn where to find scholarships, how to submit competitive applications, and tips to increase your chances of earning free money for your education.
Teens
Learn how to create a strong, professional resume that highlights your skills, education, and experience. This workshop will guide participants through resume basics, formatting tips, and how to tailor a resume for jobs, internships, or college programs.
This orientation session will introduce participants to laser cutter services within the Harris County Public Library system. Those completing the class will then be able to schedule a time to use a laser cutter at HCPL maker locations. This class is appropriate for patrons ages 12 and up. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Registration is required and space is limited!
Looking for ways to pay for college? Join us to learn where to find scholarships, how to submit competitive applications, and tips to increase your chances of earning free money for your education.
Jacinto City Branch Library is hosting an Exploring Careers workshop!
Beginners to Advanced are all welcome to Kids Chess Club. Mr. Kelly will teach the basics of the pieces, how they move, and how to win! Plus if you have already played chess before, challenge other advanced players to test your skills.
Are you the first in your family to attend college?
Being a first-generation student is something to be proud of! While the journey may feel overwhelming at times, you are not alone. Learn how to navigate college applications, financial aid, and campus life with confidence. Discover resources, build your support system, and take the next step toward your future!
Explore Your College Options!
Jacinto City Branch Library is hosting an Exploring Colleges Night!
Join us on August 20th at 4-5pm for Exploring Colleges Night for teens and adults.
“Needles sparkle, fabric twitches. Fun begins with Stitch Witches!”
Join us for our 'Stitch Witches' class guides you through the magical world of sewing and embroidery. This beginner-friendly program builds each week with new techniques, so regular attendance is encouraged. All supplies are provided.
*For tweens & teens ages 9-17, registration required
If your student is struggling with math or has a simple question, come see Ms. Patricia for some one-on-one help! Each student should bring a homework or school work that they need help with. This program is for students in 4th to 12th grade. Registration is online, but walk-ins may be accepted.