Events for Teens
Our emphasis on robotics, STEAM, creative writing, and Summer Reading events is because you asked for it. If you have an idea for an event, share it with a staff member.
Browse and register for Teen events.
Browse and register for STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and math) events.
Summer Reading Game
For teens in grades 6-12, the Summer Reading Game is a great way to get (and stay!) motivated to read and earn prizes along the way.
Explore Our Collection
From books to graphic novels to magazines, MCDL has a popular collection to fit your needs and interests. Check out the library’s CD, DVD, and Blu-ray collections - we even have video games!
eMedia
Access free eBooks, audiobooks, magazines, music, TV, and movies from Libby, hoopla, and Kanopy.
Get started with downloadable and streaming apps.
Book Recommendations
Use the Books & Literature databases, such as NoveList, on our website to find great books at your level.
Homework Help & Practice Tests
Need help with research, finding materials to borrow, or with any other multitude of things? Ask a librarian! We’re here to help.
Visit mcdl.info/HomeworkHelp for a great list of online databases and sites created for teens. Want more? Go to mcdl.info/OnlineLearning for everything from help with Spanish homework through Mango Languages to biography and research databases for research projects. You can even access practice tests through LearningExpress Library (ACT and SAT), Driving-Tests.org, and more. Note: some resources require a library card for use.
Study Rooms
Need a quiet place to work on your next project? Study rooms are available first-come, first-served at Medina, Brunswick, Buckeye, and Lodi.
Public Computers & Laptops
Use our computers or laptops for homework, research, or entertainment. Medina and Brunswick Libraries have Mac computers with Adobe Creative Cloud.
College & Scholarships
MCDL has resources to help find your dream school and fund your education.
mcdl.info/College is a curated site to research schools based on admissions, qualifications, and financial aid. Find rankings on schools, majors, and other quality of life indicators you may be looking for in higher education.
mcdl.info/Scholarships provides a list of local and regional scholarship opportunities that high school seniors planning on attending college, non-traditional students, and graduates going directly into the workforce can all benefit from. Application deadlines are often in February, March, and April so that recipients can be selected and scholarships awarded before the end of the school year. Scholarships’ amounts and deadlines will be updated as information becomes available.
Volunteer Opportunities
Anyone age 12 or older can volunteer. Each library has a variety of ways to help. If you have the time, we have an opportunity. Visit mcdl.info/Volunteer for details or to apply.