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- Get a Scarborough library card
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- Donate used books to the library
- Make a financial donation to the library.
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Visit the Libby Launch Page for more information on this service.
For more information on using Libby consult the Libby Help center, or contact the library.
Next Steps:
The first time you visit the website or open the app you'll be promted to "Search For A Library." Select "Scarborough Public Library" and then select "Sign In With My Card." When prompted, enter your fourteen-digit barcode number.
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Visit the cloudLibrary Launch Page for more information on this service or to download the app to your device. For more information on using cloudLibrary consult the User's Guide.
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We are looking for an exceptional individual who has excellent customer service skills and enjoys working with the public to fill a ten-twelve-hour position in the Circulation Department. The Circulation Assistant assists in the day-to-day operation of the circulation desk and encourages a friendly and organized environment to provide the best service for the public and to project a positive library image to the community. This employee works under the direction of the Circulation Manager.
Dear Families,
We are excited to welcome students back to the Scarborough Public Library after school! Each afternoon, young people come to read, do homework, attend programs, use library resources, spend time with friends, and simply have a place where they belong. We love having them here. With scores of students joining the many other patrons who use the library each afternoon, we need families' partnership in keeping the library safe and welcoming for everyone.
THE LIBRARY IS NOT PART OF THE SCHOOL DAY
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Do you enjoy working with middle school students? Are you comfortable being in a room with a lot of Main Character Energy? Are you someone who can connect with young people, set clear expectations, and bring a calm, positive presence to a busy environment? Are you good with learning approximately eighty names (over time, not immediately! Not required!) but mostly being referred to as “librarian” or “bruh”?
We are looking for someone who understands this age group and can help us keep the library welcoming, safe, and enjoyable for everyone as they read, do homework, use library resources, attend programs, play games, and – most importantly – spend time with friends.