Join the Teen Team 2017 Volunteer Program. Volunteers assist librarians with activities during the Summer Reading Program and get hands-on job experience. Fill out an application and return it to the library location where you are interested in volunteering. Teen should be 13-15 years old and able to work for several hours a week. Online application go to teens.tulsalibrary.org/ (pdf)

•After School Teen Time on Wednesday, May 3 from 3:30-4:30 pm – Gaming! Join us for online gaming. For ages 10-18.

•Family Night at the Library on Thursday, May 4 from 6-7:30 pm - Enjoy a good old-fashioned game night with family and friends. We'll provide the games. For all ages.

•Sukikyo! Anime Club on Wednesday, May 10 from 3:30-4:30 – Discuss your favorite manga characters and books while making a craft. For ages 12-18.

National Library Month

Celebrate National Library Week

Libraries are a resource for people of all ages to find what they need to transform their lives. In countless communities across our nation, children, students and adults turn to libraries to learn, grow and achieve their dreams. Visit your neighborhood library today and discover all the wonderful ways libraries transform.

BRING BACK THE BOOKS (and music, movies, and...)

In honor of National Library Week, Tulsa City-County Library is forgiving all overdue fines during the entire month of April. So, bring back all overdue books, CDs, DVDs and other library materials in April and have your overdue fines forgiven. *

*Excludes replacement fees for damaged or lost materials.

Sincerely,

Robin Bushyhead
Teen Library Associate
Collinsville Library
918-549-7528

Please contact Coach Stacey Dutton (918) 951-0624 or sdutton@collinsville.k12.ok.us for more information.

Kaylyn Branen competed at the State speech contest on April 27th. Only the top 5 places are announced so we do not know what her final placing is but she was one of ONLY ten who qualified for state.

Laney Branen competed in the State Agriscience Fair on April 27th.

- Jennifer Hamlin -- May 1, 2017

May 2, 2017

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Contact: Rep. Earl Sears
Phone: (405) 557-7358

Rep. Sears Salutes Collinsville Page

OKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Earl Sears welcomed Steven Moran from Collinsville to the Capitol from Feb. 6-9.

Steven Moran, a Collinsville native, represented House District 11 as a page for the Oklahoma House of Representatives.

“It was a joy to have Steven serve as a page at the Capitol,” Sears said. “Pages like Steven are proof of the promise and future of our great state.”

House pages run messages to legislators while they are in the chamber debating policy and voting on measures. Pages also participate in a mock session, in which they learn legislative procedure and how to write legislation.

Moran is the son of Sheri and Kurt Moran He is a home schooling junior and is also studying pre-engineering at Tulsa Tech.

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Communications & Public Affairs

Wes Carter

Associate Press Secretary
Oklahoma House of Representatives
o: 405-962-7674
c: 918-493-0267