Priestley-Forsyth Memorial Library
Students | Parents | Teachers | Job Seekers | Adult Readers

 

for more information, please contact:

Children's Services Coordinator: Kim King

or

Library Director: C. Lynn Williams

Phone: 570-473-8201
 

Welcome, Parents...

We wish to welcome you and your children to the Priestley-Forsyth Memorial Library.  We hope that the resources on this page will help you and your children use and enjoy the library!

Homework Help -    Free help and live tutors accessible
                             through the library Website

Live tutors are available everyday from 3pm - 12am
               Student Center
               College Center
               Career Center
               Skills Center

Learning Express Library
                - great tools to help you better yourself
                GED, practice tests in math, English, history and science, SAT, ACT, Job
                Search, Workplace Skills, Skill Building and more!
Recursos para Hispanohablantes

parenting Books and DVDs available at the library:

We are currently working to expand upon our collection of parenting books and DVDs.  We have recently purchased books on topics as diverse as pregnancy, autism, ADHD, pre-maturity, toilet training, sending a child to college, adoption, children of lesbians and gays, ways to keep toddlers occupied and discipline techniques.  We continue to expand upon this collection.  If you have any suggestions for additional types of materials to purchase, please contact C. Lynn Williams.

programs at the library:

We offer many programs for both children and adults.  For information about what is currently going on, or planned for the near future, please see our calendar of events.






are you the parent, family member or friend of a preemie?


accelerated readers and guided readers:

Lists are available at the library to help you find books.  If you already know the book you are looking for, check the library catalog to if we own it.

A family place library:

Family place Libraries expand services to children and families. We have redesigned our Library space to become a fun, family destination. Parent and child workshops focus on good health, early learning, parental involvement, and socialization. Learn more about Family Place Libraries by visiting www.familyplacelibraries.org

 

looking for parenting advice online?

  • FamilyEducation.com: Provides loads of information about education and children's developmental stages.  Includes pregnancy to age 18.
     
  • Parent Center.com:  Parenting information for parent of children aged 2 -8.
     
  • Baby Center.com:  Information about your baby's development from pregnancy through 24 months.  Subscribe to weekly emails while you are pregnant!