Children & Teens

Teen Zone


Collection

The newly renovated Teen Zone is located adjacent to the Adult Browsing area. It includes these Young Adult materials:

  • Popular non-fiction books
  • Fiction books (Hardcover & Paperbacks)
  • Audiobooks (Cassette & CD)
  • Magazines
  • Music CDs
  • Teen Entertainment DVDs

Pick up one of the suggested reading lists compiled by librarians and teen volunteers.

Teen Magazines for You to Borrow

  • J-14
  • MAD
  • PC Gamer
  • Ride BMX
  • Seventeen
  • Skateboarder
  • SLAM
  • Snowboarder
  • Spin
  • Teen Ink
  • Teen Vogue
  • Twist

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Programs & Events
program calendar

Find lists of adult and teen programs and events through the table of contents on the left, or search by date through our calendar. Join the Teen Summer Reading Program to enjoy reading and participate in prize drawings and contests.

2010 Teen Summer Reading Program

Love to read or listen to audiobooks? Put your reading passion to work for you by participating in the teen summer reading program, “Make Waves @ Your Library.” The program for teens in grade 7 and up begins Monday, June 18, and continues until Friday, August 4. Win gift certificates and free DVD rentals! For every two hours that you read or listen, you are eligible to win a prize. Check it out in the Teen Zone room at the library.

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Teen Volunteers

Teen Summer Volunteers

Each summer we look for teen volunteers, ages 12 and up, to help younger children at the Summer Reading Club table. This year’s theme is “Make a Splash…Read!” Volunteers are needed from June 18th to August 4th. If you would like to volunteer, fill out our online form by Tuesday, June 1st.

Community Service

If your school or religious organization encourages you to volunteer for a community group, talk to the children’s services supervisor about helping with activities such as straightening shelves, labeling books and movies, or preparing crafts materials for library programs.

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Teen Advisory Board (TAB)
TAB meeting

The library has an active Teen Advisory Board (TAB) for high school students. TAB helps develop library programs, and recommends age-appropriate materials for the library to buy for its collection. The group meets monthly during the school year. If you want to join, fill out and submit the application form below.


Visit the TAB blog
Check out Teen Book Picks

TAB Application Form

Teen Advisory Board members must be Randolph residents and in high school. Interested in joining? Please fill out and submit the form below.

 All fields are required 



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