Reading, writing and math Testing

1:1 Reading instruction

Small group math instruction to students in grades K-9

Virtual Shopping Appointment

This appointment is an in-person timeslot for shopping at the ELECT Boutique, 440 N. Broad St.ALL in-person shoppers must do a health pre-screen and must wear a mask in the building.No guests allowed in the Boutique at this timeYour Case Manager needs to confirm your Bucks Balance prior to shopping.Students will need to stop at Suite 1114 to be escorted back to the Boutique.

Introducing our Visual/Game Based Python courses for ages 8-12! Dive into the world of coding through fun animations, storytelling, and game creation. Our unique drag-to-text platform bridges the gap between beginner and intermediate coding, making Python engaging and accessible. Explore essential coding concepts like variables, loops, and functions while incorporating mathematical principles. Develop problem-solving skills and unleash creativity — a perfect transition from visual coding to text-based programming!

Python is a great way to start your journey in the world of text based coding. It’s a great first language because it’s concise, easy to read and very versatile. Whatever you want to do, you can do it in Python. Our Python course covers everything you need to know to master the language - from declaring variables to creating tuples. If your goal is to develop problem solving skills, learn a cool technology or develop projects for college applications, Python is a great place to start! Concepts your child will learn: Coding in a pure text based environment, basic coding concepts such as variables, conditionals, loops, functions and events. They will also learn advanced coding concepts - arrays, nested for loops, Objects, using an Integrated Development Environment (IDE), problem solving skills, debugging and real world applications of Python.

Explore, create or survive! Mine deep into the minecraft world and create the future! In our modding with Minecraft course, you'll challenge the odds, craft your own kinds of weapons and build dream worlds using code. You will do this while also learning fundamental programming concepts, level design and problem solving skills. You will make use of ready made coding blocks to create their mini versions of Minecraft games all throughout the course. Concepts your child will learn: Introduction to debugging programs, Code using drag and drop or Java, problem solving and learn transferable programming skills. They will also learn how to make mods and make your own Texture Packs!

Please be considerate and cancel any notary appointments at least 12 hours in advance. Please bring all original documents and indicate how many documents are to be notarized. If there are more than 5 documents, please call the library to make special arrangements. Notary services are free for up to 10 notarized documents per family, per month. $1.25 per notarized page will be charged thereafter. Please note that some documents require witnesses. The library does not notarize real estate documents, but we do notarize last wills and testaments, powers of attorneys, health proxies, etc. All of these require witnesses. Library staff cannot be a witness to notarized documents. You MUST bring your own witnesses. Please refrain from asking other patrons to act as witnesses, as it can be disruptive.

The Morrill Memorial Library is authorized as a US Passport application acceptance facility; service is by appointment only. Adult Passport (16+): $130 Minor Passport (under 16): $100 Adult Passport Card: $30, Minor Passport Card: $15 (not valid for air travel) Processing Fee (all applicants): $ 35 Special Fees: Expedited Service: $60 Passport Book Overnight Delivery: $21.36 What do I need to bring with me to the library when I apply? Completed Form DS-11 printed or filled out in black ink. Do NOT sign your form before the appointment. Valid identification: usually a driver’s license or previously issued valid passport, but also Certificate of Naturalization or Citizenship, US Military ID, or government employee ID. ID must have an identifiable photo. If applying with a minor (under 16), both parents must be present and have valid identification. If both parents can not be present, additional documentation is required. Minors ages 16 and 17 may submit their own identification or have one parent present to present with valid identification. Evidence of US citizenship: usually an original or certified birth certificate (no photocopies), original Certificate of Naturalization, or previously issued passport. Passport photograph of each applicant. The library is not equipped to take passport photos. Local options include CVS, AAA, Staples, Rite Aid, Walgreens. Payment to the US Department of State must be check or money order, with a separate check for each applicant. The $35 Processing Fee may be paid to the library with cash, check, or money order made out to the Morrill Memorial Library.

Are you planning to travel abroad? Do you need to pass a test like TOEFL? Do you need English at work? Or are you planning to move to an English speaking country?

One hour session

Truly elite tutoring at a truly reasonable price.

This Course contains the following modulesGeneral KnowledgeCombination VehiclesAir BrakesTotal Instruction time : 5.5 hoursTotal Questions           : 950 QuestionsEndorsementsIn this course we will cover the necessary informationto help you pass the cdl live test at the DMV.It includes:Self-study lesson explaining the course materialPractice test to help you review the lessonsAir BrakesCombination VehiclesDoubles & TriplesTank VehiclesPassengerSchool BusHazardous MaterialsTotal Instruction time : 1.5 hoursTotal Questions           : 450 Questions