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Early Literacy

Numerous studies have shown the importance of the development of reading and literacy skills at an early age. The link to the Early Literacy Activity Calendar Early Literacy Calendar English, Early Literacy Calendar Spanish provides a calendar with daily activities parents and caregivers can do with their little ones to help develop these skills. The 1000 Books Link explains this program further and answers the most frequently asked questions about the program.

Come join us for an hour full of fun! Sing-a-longs, simple crafts, and fun stories geared for preschool children. 

• Tiny Tot Tales: Tuesdays at 10:30 AM (Babies)
• Tiny Tot Tales: Tuesdays at 1:30 PM (Walkers)
• StoryTime!: Wednesdays at 10:30 AM (2-3 yr old)
• StoryTime!: Wednesday at 1:30 PM (4-5 yr old)

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These programs help children develop their literacy and reading skills prior to beginning school and help their parents, grandparents, and caregivers learn ways to further develop those skills at home.

Studies also show that the availability of books at home and reading are major indicators of future success in school and in life. The library allows families to borrow books freely rather than having to purchase those books.

Additionally, learning does not start when we begin school nor end when we complete school. The library provides many avenues to continue to learn no matter one's age - from the manipulatives, toys, and games for our youngest patrons to materials, computers, and programs for almost everyone else.

Other Programs

Cyber Owls

Cyber Owls is a youth organization that teaches cyber defense, including how to secure and defend computer networks.

Team Coaches and Members listing

• Fredrick Hall, Coach
• Melissa Joyner, Mentor

2025-2026 High School Team

• Jules Knight, competitor
• Jessica Counselman, competitor
• Ruby Joyner, competitor
• Christopher Aguilera, competitor
• Nathaniel Valdez, competitor

2025-2026 Middle School Team

• Mason Corral, competitor
• Joseph Counselman, competitor
• Melody Joyner, competitor
• Alicia Valdez, competitor

Thanks to the TSLAC Technology Academy award for laptops and charging cart used by the team.

Thanks to the Hondo Public Library for the space to practice and compete and for other support.

You can check out their Facebook page.

RAD - Read and Discuss-Texas

This fun book club meets monthly on the 3rd Tuesday at 6:00PM. The club covers two themed sets of readings each year: January-May and August-December. Come Join!