RPI’s Tutor Time was founded in Fall 2001 by a group of students participating in the America Reads / America Counts Work Study program, a government sponsored program that promotes the “no child left behind” initiative. Its goal is to ensure that each child, grades K-9, receive assistance in basic math and reading skills.

Tutor Time works on an appointment basis at each of its locations. Students are given one hour appointments between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.  Please make your appointment by calling The Tutor Time Hotline – 518-276-3098

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Beyond the Classroom is a free tutoring program being offered to students ages 7 and up. Help in all subjects will be available.  One on one consultation will be available as well as help in groups.  Whether it’s some math homework gumming up the works, a paper that just isn’t coming out, or concepts that aren’t quite sticking, we’re here to help.

Please call or stop by the Young People’s Department  set up an appointment – 274.7071

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Fridays  at 10:30 am
Lansingburgh Branch

Family Storytime will be offered for children up to the age of 5, accompanied by parents and caregivers. We will share stories, rhymes, songs and simple crafts.

Please register by stopping by or calling  the Young People’s Department at 274-7071.

Family Storytime will be offered for children up to the age of 5, accompanied by parents and caregivers. We will share stories, rhymes, songs and simple crafts.

Please register by stopping by or calling  the Young People’s Department at 274-7071.

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Last Wednesday of the month at Lansingburgh Branch starting June 30th

Thanks to the Weed and Seed Program, the Anime program is back at the Troy Public Library, and it’s better than ever! Join us for Anime viewings, DDR nights, contests, and prizes EVERY Wednesday.

If you have any questions, feel free to call the library at 274-7071 and ask for Maria.

Do you want to become a better artist, work on your portfolio, and just have fun?

Join us as we warm up with sketch games and experiment with new techniques! Have projects you want to work on? Bring them in! Are there techniques you want to learn? Just Ask!

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Poster Contest Winners:

• Grades K to 2  - Bernadette Mullin
• Grades 3 to 5  - Brianna Debrocky
• Grades 6 to 8  - John Mullin

Thanks to all who entered!

Ways you can help:
adopt, foster, or donate

• World Society for Protection of Animals
• Humane Society
• Freedom Train Transports
• Pets Alive
• Peta Kids

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Mondays at 10:30 am
Sycaway Branch

Preschool Family Storytime will be offered for children up to the age of 5 accompanied by parents and caregivers. We will share stories, rhymes, songs, and simple crafts. Please call the Young People’s Department at 274-7071 to sign up.

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Join DC comics artist and author Barbara Slate to create your own graphic novel.  Series concludes with a student art show and reception.

Please register by stopping by or calling  the Young People’s Department at 274-7071.

Check out: Barbara’s Slate

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Call 274-7071 to reserve a 15 minute spot.  For children 5 and up. Please join us and read your favorite book to Rosey.

Thinking about getting a dog? Help one of Rosey’s friends who are in desperate need of a home…visit – Dogs in Danger and check out the ASPCA.

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