Teen Volunteer Application

Not only is volunteering required for high school, not only does it make your college applications look good, but it gets you involved with your community! You're helping to make your library a better place. That is something that is important for all of us. You can also make new friends!

Teens must make all contact with the library regarding becoming a volunteer.

What will happen once your application has been sent:
1. One of our youth services staff check out your application.
2. We will email you to give you more information.**
3. We will get to know each other!
**Please do not use your high school email address (like the s.cccsd.org address) to sign up.
For some reason, we cannot send emails to these addresses!

This may not happen immediately because, depending on the season,
we may not need volunteers right away.
If you need hours immediately, call Valerie at 889-2200 *302

If you have even more interest in volunteering throughout the year, join our Teen Friends.

Basic info: contact info and availability

* Indicates required field

Last Name *

First Name *

Phone Number *

Email *

Age *

Grade *

School *

Street Address *

Zip Code *

We're also using a texting app called Remind, which is way easier than calling & email.
So now when you need more hours, less hours, you're sick, or we have something special to let you know, you can text us! Please click here to sign up!

Emergency Last *

Emergency First *

Emergency Contact *

How many hours do you need to complete? *

When do you need your hours completed? *

What days and hours are you available? *

Monday - Thursday 9am - 9pm
Friday 9am - 5pm *
First Friday of the month
closed from 9am - 11am

During the winter months:
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 1pm - 4pm

Now tell us about you!

Describe your most recent volunteer or job experiences *

Tell us a little about what kinds of things that you like to do ... are you an artist? Do you like technology?
Do you like people, or do you prefer to work alone?

What interests/abilities do you have? *

Many of the things that you may do will involve talking and interacting to adults and kids.

Are there things you don't feel comfortable doing?
Do you have allergies?

Examples of the things we may ask you to do.
Let us know what you might be most interested in.

Library Maintenance *

Dusting bookshelves Cleaning toys Cleaning books

Programming *

Helping at family programs Helping with summer reading registration Teaching adults how to use technology

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