Lewis & Clark Library Foundation Making a Great Library even Better!
The Lewis & Clark Library Foundation purchased eight Early Learning Stations to provide access to the learning tools necessary to help children succeed academically. These stations offer children the latest research-based, early learning tools to help them develop the skills they need to succeed in school. Unlike traditional PCs, these Early Learning Stations, offer dynamic all-in-one digital learning solutions for children ages two thru eight.
Local public libraries serve as a community hub for healthy child and family development and often the Lewis & Clark Library System is the only place that many of our county’s children can access educational programming and developmental resources. Thanks to the work of the Lewis & Clark Library Foundation, the Library has the opportunity with these Early Learn Stations to help bridge the early education and learning gap in our community.
According to Lewis & Clark Library Director Judy Hart “these Early Learning Stations provide content that supports the Six Skills and Five Practices as part of the Every Child Ready to Read initiative from the Public Library Association.”
For more information on the Early Learning Stations, or the Lewis & Clark Library Foundation, contact Lewis & Clark Library Director, Judy Hart at 406.447.1690 ext 117 or jhart@lclibrary.org.