Pin Oak Middle School Library

4601 Glenmont Avenue

Bellaire, Texas 77401

713-295-6500 ext. 324

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Last Updated 02/17/2010

 Teen Tech Week 2010 is March 7-13! Teen Tech Week is a national initiative aimed at teens, librarians, educators, parents, and other concerned adults meant to encourage teens to take advantage of libraries' nonprint resources. The 2010 theme — Learn Create Share @ your library — fosters teen creativity and positions the library as a physical and virtual place for safe exploration of the many types of technology available at libraries, including DVDs, music, gaming, video production, online homework help, social networking, tech workshops, audiobooks and more.

NJHS is offering peer tutorials for all students in the library Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings – as well as Tuesday afternoons.  This new effort should be another resource for studentsappreciated.

2010 Texas Teens Read!

Within Arms Reach:

The Future is Yours!

Texas Teens Read! is designed to encourage teens to read during their summer vacations and become lifelong readers and library users, to provide engaging programs for teens, and to establish the library as a safe space for teens.