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Library outlines expanded summer reading and youth programs
Summary
Director reported a nine‑week summer reading program with a dinosaur theme, new events (makerspace, mini yoga), 300 ice-cream tokens ordered for prizes and increased teen/adult incentives; staff credited local schools for high sign-up rates.
The library director presented a full slate of summer programming, saying the library will run nine weeks of summer reading this year and has increased participation incentives. Programs include makerspace craft days, story time, teen programs and a popular 'Groove and Grow' series; the library ordered 300 ice-cream tokens and is purchasing gift cards for teen and adult prizes.
Director noted close coordination with the elementary school and that staff have been prepping prizes and decorations; volunteers and staff handled most program development. The board asked clarifying questions about staffing and prize distribution but offered general support for the expanded schedule and activities.
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