posted by Joe Polk at 12:16 AM /
From the Mt. Lebanon Public Library's blog:
Mt. Lebanon Public Library, together with four other local libraries, is pleased to announce that as of December 1, 2008, families with young children, and adults seeking to support their studies or improve their math or grammar skills, will all have experts waiting to help on the Library’s website from Tutor.com. Shaler Public Library, Sewickley Public Library and Northern Tier Regional Library in northern Allegheny County and South Park Township Public Library in the south join Mt. Lebanon Public Library in offering this exceptional tutoring opportunity.
Link: mtlebanonlibrary.blogspot.com/2008/12/new-homework-help-service-about-tutor.html
Mt. Lebanon Public Library, together with four other local libraries, is pleased to announce that as of December 1, 2008, families with young children, and adults seeking to support their studies or improve their math or grammar skills, will all have experts waiting to help on the Library’s website from Tutor.com. Shaler Public Library, Sewickley Public Library and Northern Tier Regional Library in northern Allegheny County and South Park Township Public Library in the south join Mt. Lebanon Public Library in offering this exceptional tutoring opportunity.
Link: mtlebanonlibrary.blogspot.com/2008/12/new-homework-help-service-about-tutor.html
Labels: mt lebanon library, tutoring
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The Library keeps growing … and … growing … and … growing ...
This week the MTL Phase 1 Government Efficiency Study report was released and reviewed by the Commission. The Library was included in the study as a compliment to its own continuous improvement efforts.
In the report, the first bullet on the Library speaks volumes:
"The Mt. Lebanon Public Library is a special resource to the community - it exceeds virtually every library service benchmark utilized by the project team and exceeds the performance of regional and national libraries."
Congratulations to the hard working staff and dedicated volunteers who care for and nurture this "special resource."
On reflection - - I now understand why the Commission put the Assistant Manager and a former Commissioner on the Library Board. It was obviously a learning opportunity in the Municipality's own continuous improvement efforts.
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