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The district says it is a “school site-based decision” on how to ensure the students meet the
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a dedicated Teen Lounge, and Best Buy Teen Tech Center with recording studios, 3-D printers, a
green screen, and a laser cutter. The Homework Help program provides much-needed face-to-face
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experiences on the library district’s new YouTube channel. The library also offers ESL, adult literacy,
and citizenship classes on-site. It also offers free WiFi access for added convenience. The district
also offers an array of programs tailored to different age groups and interests. They have a used
bookstore, art gallery, and conference room for rent, too. The library serves more than 1,051 people
and has almost 10,000 books. The program will offer a combination of group work and one-on-one
help. These include author visits, engaging children’s activities, and informative workshops for
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students to achieve successful and promising futures. For every five books your child reads they can
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those of Las Vegas-Clark County Library District. Presently, it manages five locations within
Henderson and offers a broad range of resources, programs, and services to cater to the diverse
requirements of the Southern Nevada community, all for free. In addition to the extensive collection,
the district provides access to computers and study rooms and hosts educational programs and
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and support functions. It also has meeting rooms and a vast collection of books, videos, and more.
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County Library District. Within these dedicated spaces, students will find laptops, free printing,
extended time to complete homework and much more.