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At the Crossroads of Community, Learning, & Discovery

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Resources for Parents:

Join our Google Classroom! We will provide updates, activities, and a space for students and families to connect.

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Group Reading Session

Welcome to Homeschool @ the Library—a place where homeschool families can come together to learn, explore, create, and connect.

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At Westmoreland Public Library, we believe the library can be more than a place to find books. It can be a place where curious minds discover new interests, families build connections, and learning happens in fun and unexpected ways.

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Homeschool @ the Library isn't about replacing what happens at home.

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It's about adding another place to learn.

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Whether your child is building a STEM project, creating a piece of art, discovering a new book, meeting a community expert, or simply making a new friend, we hope Homeschool @ the Library becomes a meaningful part of your family's homeschool experience.

Why Homeschool @ the Library?

Homeschooling doesn't have to happen at home.

Use the library as a learning resource.

Come Learn with us!

Discover something new.

Explore subjects and interests that may not fit neatly into a textbook.

Connect with your community.
 

Meet other homeschool families and build relationships close to home.

Learn together.

Give children opportunities to learn alongside their peers while parents and caregivers connect, too.

Homeschool @ the Library offers rotating programs and activities designed to complement your homeschool journey while giving children and families opportunities to learn alongside others in their community.

Homeschool @ the Library will feature a variety of activities throughout the year.

Some programs may be designed for a particular age group, while others will welcome siblings and families to participate together.

Early Learners

Fun experiences that encourage curiosity, early literacy, creativity, and exploration.

Elementary Learners

Hands-on activities that connect books and learning with science, art, history, STEM, and the world around them.

Tweens and Teens

Programs that encourage independence, creativity, critical thinking, and exploration of new interests.

Families

Activities that give everyone an opportunity to learn, create, and connect together.

Bring your curiosity.
Bring your questions.
Bring your homeschool family. 

We will bring the Library.

What Happens at
Homeschool @ the Library?

 

Every week can look a little different! We want children to have opportunities to learn by doing, asking questions, making things, solving problems, and sharing ideas.

 

We will have something for every age.

Every week can look a little different!

 

Our programs may include:

 

  • Books, reading, and literacy activities

  • STEM and hands-on science

  • Art and creative projects

  • History, culture, and community exploration

  • Games, puzzles, and problem-solving

  • Hands-on learning and maker activities

  • Special guests and community partners

  • Opportunities to meet and connect with other homeschool families

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