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Morris County Vocational School District
Share Time Presentation

Held in the Court Room of Butler Borough (Enter through the Butler Library)
1 Ace Road
Butler, NJ 07405
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2023
6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
BUTLER PUBLIC LIBRARY
No registration necessary
This program is designed for 9th & 10th Grade High School Students & Parents/Guardians who may be interested in attending Morris County Vocational Technical School as a 9th or 10th grader half-day
  • Learn about Career and Technical Education
  • Half-Day High School Share Time Programs
Are you interested in volunteering at the Library?  Do you need Community Service Hours? We are here to help.  All you will need to do is call Ms. Arlene for more information.
High School Volunteers:  Looking for volunteers to  help with library activities. Call or visit Ms. Arlene or Ms. Lisa in the Library.  Ask for a student volunteer worksheet and fill it out in order to keep track of your time and hours. Give it to Ms. Arlene or Ms. Lisa. 

Mouse.org

 

Mouse Create is a STEM website that empowers students to “engage with computer science and creative technology to solve real problems and make meaningful changes in our world” through an online platform.
Butler Middle School Students! Interested in trying a Do-It-Yourself technology project? The Butler Public Library has been given FREE access to a variety of online projects and courses created by mouse.org; available until August 2022. Keep reading to learn about some of the DIY projects available (To start any project, please have your parent send an email to luis.rodriguez@butlerlibrary.org) Click here for a list of projects to complete.

 

High School Students’ Opportunity:
Are you interested in starting a club at your High School? It’s super fun and TechGirlz can help!
As a High School student you can start your very own club with a mission of leading TechGirlz workshops at local middle schools and libraries (virtual or in-person!). Sound fun? Fill out this form to get started!