Girls Who Code (GWC) is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to closing the gender gap in technology and computer science, but this program isn't just for girls. We encourage anyone in grades 6-12 who is interested in coding to join us in this program that will feature supportive peers and role models using computer science to change the world.

Discuss this year's children and teen community read, Serafina and the Black Cloak by Robert Beatty and then making magnetic slime!

Join other homeschool students as we explore literature, science, art, and technology through a variety of interactive activities. Siblings welcome! Registration required.

Join us at this information session to learn about MPL's numerous resources and how they can support educational goals.

Learn the mechanics of writing short stories, from character development to plot planning in this comprehensive workshop series. Students will leave the workshop with a completed short story and a new understanding of the writing process.

Explore the wonders of math and science through an engaging workshop program! Dive into hands-on activities, unravel the mysteries of mathematics and science in real-world applications, and discover the excitement of learning. Workshops will go beyond the classroom, sparking interest in math and science for teens. Join us on a journey of discovery and curiosity!

Learn the mechanics of writing short stories, from character development to plot planning in this comprehensive workshop series. Students will leave the workshop with a completed short story and a new understanding of the writing process.

*A waiver must be signed to participate in this cooking program.

Love to write? Join our Teen Writing Group to build your writing skills and connect with other teen writers!

Learn the mechanics of writing short stories, from character development to plot planning in this comprehensive workshop series. Students will leave the workshop with a completed short story and a new understanding of the writing process.