2022 SUMMER READING PROGRAM JUN 30TH - AUG 4TH
WELCOME
Our Mission
The mission of the Roosevelt County Library System is to provide free and convenient access to the world of ideas, information and the creative experience to all people in the area served by the Library and to all people using the Library.
SUMMER READING PROGRAM 2022
JUN 30TH - AUGUST 4TH
1 PM - 3 PM (Thursdays)
Open to kids from 1st - 7th grades.
Join us for a fun Summer of reading, music, and learning at Roosevelt County Library!
This program is free to the public.
Parents are invited to stay and help.
Participate in the reading challenge and earn a chance to win amazing prizes!
SUMMER FUN FOR TODDLERS 2022
JULY 19TH - AUGUST 9TH
10:30 AM - 11H15AM (Tuesdays)
Join us for our summer fun for toddlers at Roosevelt County Library!
This program is free to the public.
Parents need to stay and help.
No registration is required.
KIDS - DAILY FUN WITH YOUR LITTLE ONE (AUGUST)
Help your child get ready to learn to read!
Each day features a fun activity that will help your child build pre-reading skills. Activities are color-coded by skill.
Download the printable version here: Early literacy https://bit.ly/3RkDzoh
Download the printable version here: Children
SIGN UP TODAY!!!
We are challenging you to help your child succeed by regain them 1000 books before they start kindergarten!
Research has shown that children who are read too often are more prepared to learn to read when starting school.
COME INTO THE ROOSEVELT COUNTY LIBRARY TO SIGN UP TODAY!
LET'S GET THIS READING RACE STARTED!
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BOOK CLUB
DISCUSSION MEETING DAY: BREAK TIME UNTIL SEPTEMBER/22
IF YOU WANT TO JOIN US, CALL JANET LIVINGSTON (406) 653-2411.
Our book club is free to the public for adults from 18 years old and up. They meet on the second Thursday of the month from September to June.
FREE COURSES 2022 - LIBBY APP
We have amazing news for 2022!!!!
Now (until the end of 2022) patrons can access thousands of courses through participating library’s Montana Library2Go, Overdrive, and Libby apps using a computer, tablet, or smartphone to take classes in a wide variety of topics such as history, career training, homeschooling, crafts, personal development, and many more.
We hope you take advantage and find something cool to learn!
BOARD MEMBER NEEDED
Board member duties:
* Members are appointed by the Roosevelt County commissioners * Members shall hold their office for a five-year term
* All meetings are open to the public meets at least 6x per year
* Prepares the annual budget for the library
* Establishes library policies
* Meetings are held in Wolf Point, Culbertson, Froid, and Poplar
* Travel to meetings will be reimbursed
* The Roosevelt County Library System is a member of the Golden Plains Library Federation
* One member shall be appointed to represent Roosevelt County
Interested in joining our board?
Contact the Commissioners at 400 2nd Ave South - Wolf Point MT or by phone (406) 653-6246.
BORROW MAGAZINES ONLINE
Unlimited access to hundreds of magazines in electronic format via the MontanaLibrary2Go platform.
To download titles, go to Libby app or web browser and borrow with a valid library card & PIN.
* No limit on the number of magazines to checkout
* Back issues available from June 2018 forward
* Simultaneous use for titles, no holds
* Borrow magazines for 7, 14, 21 days
* Renews allowed within 3 days of titles expiration
* Early returns allowed
OUR LIBRARIANS
Janet Livingston (Director)
Miracle Spotted Wolf
Sheila Dunn
Beatrice Bruce
DO YOU HAVE A QUESTION?
The librarians are available to answer your questions and to assist you in person, by phone (406) 653-2411 or email.
ask@rooseveltcountylibrary.org
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BOARD MEMBERS
Beth Hekkel - Chair Person
Joyce Harvey - Vice-Chair Person
Helen Welte - Trustee
Perry Lilley Sr. - Trustee
Vernie Madison - Trustee
DONATE TODAY
$5.00
We are dedicated to improving the lives of those in our community. Your contribution today helps us make a difference.