Members of TAB must attend meetings on a regular basis.

Members are expected to participate in meeting conversations and contribute ideas.

Members must have a valid e-mail account that is checked regularly.

• Must be a high school student, or in between ages 14 to 18.

TAB is a group of innovative and energetic teens in Grades 7 to 12, who help shape the future of the Library by developing programs and services, recommending materials for purchase, and promoting the Library to other teens. TAB meet once a month and has a blast creating new ways to make the Library “teen friendly.”

Lots of libraries have advisory boards for their teenagers. A place where teens can voice their opinions, ask for materials and programs, and meet peeps from different schools (or even homeschoolers).

The Teen Advisory Board (TAB) is a way for you to have a voice at the library, participate in programs with other teens, and help others in your community.

A Teen Advisory Board is a group of teen volunteers who meet regularly with a librarian facilitator to offer input on library services and co-design library programs. Teen Advisory Boards help librarians create programs that meet the needs of youth in their community.