Family Learning Centers (FLCs) offer drop-in homework help, homework support materials, and computer-based learning to enrich student study skills and develop parent participation and support.

FLCs aren't just for kids! They are a great place to develop resumes and apply for jobs, take courses through our Digital Library, conduct research, or work on marketing plans.

Family Learning Centers can be found at:

• Billie Jean King Main Library
• Burnett Neighborhood Library
• Harte Neighborhood Library
• Mark Twain Neighborhood Library (temporarily closed)
• Michelle Obama Neighborhood Library

Visit the location's webpage or call for FLC hours.

Family Learning Centers provide:

• A "Supply-brary" that provides supplies and resources for students to successfully create school projects and presentations. Available supplies include:
  • kits students can use in the FLC
  • consumable supplies—like construction paper, popsicle sticks, presentation boards, glue, markers, and other craft items—to help students demonstrate their learning and earn their best grade!
• Supervised homework assistance for students on a drop-in basis.
• Computers with Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint to help students complete their homework assignments.
• Books, reference materials, and online resources to support student information needs.
• Opportunities for parents to interact with library staff, get assistance using library materials, and learn how the Library can help children and families.
• Space, support, and technologies for adult learners and job-seekers.