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Teen Library Courses
TEEN BOOK CLUB
Join us for this awesome book club where we read and discuss a book we have chosen. What kind of book is it? Scary? Funny?
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY LIBRARY DATABASES
Gale: Student Resources
Gale: Biography
Gale: Opposing Viewpoints
Gale: Books & Authors
Gale: Health and Wellness
Tuition Funding Sources
California College Student Guide
Scholarship Resources
PAPER CITATIONS
Purdue’s OWL – Free and is great resource for students writing papers, learning about resumes and applying to college.
Teen Resources
The San Bernardino County Library cares about you! If you are uncomfortable in asking our staff for help in a crisis matter, here are some links that will enable you to talk to someone to get the help you need. You even have the option of talking to these hotlines anonymously.
California Youth Crisis Hotline
San Bernardino
People’s Choice Inc: 909-880-6600 Peer counseling , teen service center, drug and alcohol treatment, family resource center ages 11-19
Rainbow Pride Youth Alliance: 909-475-9392 HIV Testing, recreation, community resource ages 13-23
County of SB Dept of Public Health Perinatal and Adolescent Life Section: 909-388-5600 vouchers, assistance, baby supplies (cribs, car sears, etc) ages 11-20
Colton
Mental Health Systems Inc Central/Valley Regional Recovery Center 909-433-9824 Orientation, Assessment, referrals, anger management, group/indiv counseling, drug/alcohol education ages 9 and up
Riverside
Operations Safe House 951-351-4418 shelter and intervention for homeless and runaway teens
Toll Free Hotlines
Aids Hotline for Teens 800-234-8336
California Youth Crisis 800-843-5200 ages12-24 pregnancy, family problems, homelessness
Hit Home National Runaway Hotline 800-448-4663
National Youth Crisis 800-448-4663 substance abuse, suicide, child abuse, eating disorders
Dial 2-1-1 or 1888-435-7565 Free and confidential information 24-7 service
Exercise your right to read, and read these books that have been banned at some point in history… if you dare!
The Printz Award honors the best book written for teens, based entirely on its literary merit.
The Edwards Award honors an author, as well as a specific body of his or her work, for significant and lasting contribution to young adult literature.
What is the Library Teen Leadership Program (LTLP)?
The Library Teen Leadership Program is San Bernardino County Library’s teen program that focuses on developing the next generation of leaders through
impactful skill-building and volunteer opportunities. The Library aims to create a safe and fun space to learn new skills, grow as leaders, and make friends along the way.
The LTLP is a requirement for all teen volunteers participating at all 32 San Bernardino County Branch Libraries.