Welcome to the Hamilton Public Library
Congratulations Liam Logan!! 👏
Liam attended Ozobot Beginners Camp this summer at the Library. Every child attending an Ozobot Robotics Camps was entered into a drawing to win one NEW Ozobot of their own. He is pictured with Robotics Teacher, Stacey Moore. Thank you to all the students who attended the Robotics Camps this summer, it was all good fun!! 🤖
Connor Gardner DID IT!
Connor read 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten!!
Connor had help from his mom and dad, Ashley and Riley Gardner, his brother Tristan Gardner and of course his amazing grandmother, Mary K. Gardner. We are so very proud of the dedication and time this family put into reading with Connor.
CONGRATULATIONS Connor!!!
Summer 2019
The Hamilton Public Library hosted on average 46 children each day during the week of June 25th - June 28th for their annual Summer Reading Program. The Summer Reading Program was only one of the many programs offered for children this summer. Click here to learn more.
Click here for more pictures and information on the 2019 Summer Children's Programs.
2019 Bookmark Contest Winners
The 2019 Bookmark Contest Winners are pictured with Hamilton ISD Art Teacher, Patricia Keoughan.
The Hamilton Public Library is excited to announce a $1.5 Million fundraising campaign to expand, modernize and renovate our facility. As a rural library, we uniquely function as the cultural, informational, and educational hub for our community.
Click here for a contribution form and help us BUILD IT!
Donations can DOUBLE for the Hamilton Public Library with your help!
Donors to Hamilton Public Library’s Building Fund can double their money thanks to a matching fund grant established at Mills County State Bank.
This is a terrific opportunity for the Hamilton Public Library to finish raising the funds needed to expand and renovate. The fund has been established to ensure that our county has the library facility needed to meet our community's growing needs.
Every gift to the expansion project will be doubled.
There has never been a better time to make your donation to provide twice the benefits as it will now. So, remember to put the library at the top of your list and Let’s Build It!
Click here to DONATE to the Library Building Fund.
Emma Faith Dabbs DID IT!
Emma Faith and her mom, Emily Dabbs, have been working hard to help Emma Faith reach her goal of listening to or reading 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten and they did it.
Congratulations Emma Faith!
"BOO for Books" was a great success this year! Thank you to all our wonderful donors, especially the Hamilton Friends of the Library for $$$ and Extraco Banks for collecting new book donations. We gave away 256 new books to every child who visited the library during Trick or Treat Around the Square, last Friday, October 26th. We LOVED having all your little goblins!
2018 Bookmark Contest Winners
Let's BUILD IT for the children
Kyle Singleton DID IT!
Kyle, his mom, Mary Jo Singleton, and his grandmother, Ann Schooler, have been working hard to help Kyle reach his goal of listening to or reading 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten.
Look What's New @ the Library!
The 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program is a fun, exciting, and FREE way to start your child on the path to success! Any child ages birth to five years can participate.
1. Register. 2. Track your reading. 3. Reach milestones and receive special rewards. 4. Keep reading!
For more information, visit our 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten site.
1,000 Books Before Kindergarten Kick Off Day with Mary Sealy and her wonderful therapy dog, Cappy. The children visited with Mary and Cappy on the first day back for this year's Story Time. The weekly schedule for Story Time is Wednesdays at 10 am for children 2-5 years old.
Summer 2017
Check out our Summer Prize Winners!!!
Click the picture for more winners.
Building Day was a HUGE success! Thank you to everyone who visited us yesterday!
Click the picture for more from the event.
You can now find the link to the Central Texas Digital Consortium Library on the right sidebar or by clicking here. (If viewing on a mobile device, please scroll further down the site to find the link.) Click here for a list of digital audiobooks for children and young adults.
Accelerated Reader
All of our children's titles are labeled to correspond with the current AR tests at Ann Whitney Elementary and Hamilton Junior High. To check if a title has an AR test visit AR BookFinder.
eShelf & Research - Work and research from the office or from home, anytime:
- TexShare Databases: books, articles, research databases, and more
- Selected Sites: what's good on the Web
- Good Reads: book reviews, top sellers, author interviews, and news headlines
- IRS Forms and Publications Printable tax forms.
Try these databases filled with magazine articles, encyclopedia entries, and other materials to help you discover more on any subject, from general interest to business, hobbies, and more. Please see your librarian for the password.
LearningExpress Library helps libraries improve the lives of their patrons every day with online access to the most comprehensive selection of academic and career-related resources available. It features skillbuilding tools for reading, writing, math, and science. There is test preparation for high school equivalency and college admissions exams. The workplace resources include tools for job searching, exploring new careers, and preparing for occupational licensing exams – and much more.
Features include:
- Access over 800 online practice tests and interactive skill-building tutorials to help launch or advance their careers.
- Prepare for professional certification, licensing, and aptitude tests in civil service, law enforcement, firefighting, EMS, military, real estate, and healthcare, among others.
- Prepare for college and graduate school admissions tests including the SAT, ACT, GMAT, GRE, LSAT, and MCAT.
- Successfully prepare for the GED exam when working toward a high school diploma.
- Dramatically improve or refresh basic skills in reading, writing, and math.
Texas Workskills Development in Libraries (http://www.twdl.org/) has resources for improving computer skills and jobseeking techniques. Use the online resources or look for classes at a library near you!
