Mt Lebanon Public Library, PA

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Early Literacy

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1. Why is early literacy so important?: View the early or emergent literacy importance of early literacy.

2. What is early or emergent literacy?: Discover information about early or emergent literacy section.

3. What are the main components of early literacy?: Learn about the components of early literacy.

4. What are some other important early literacy terms?: Browse important early literacy terms.

5. Where can I find more early literacy information?: View early literacy information and resources.

6. What are some early literacy tips for my pre-reader?: Peruse early literacy tips for pre-readers.

7. What are some early literacy tips for my talker?: Read tips and information to improve literacy for children who are already talking and reading.

8. What are some early literacy tips for my pre or early talker?: Access information and tips for young children who are beginning to talk.

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F.A.Q.

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1. How do I renew and/or request items?

There are three ways to renew and/or request items:

Online using My Account
Call us at 412-531-1912 and press 2 for renewals or press 3 for requests.
Visit the library and renew items at the circulation desk or request items at the reference desk.

2. How can I support the library?: There are many ways you can help support the library. We offer a variety of monetary donation options. You can volunteer your time. You can also join the Friends of the Library organization.
We thank you for your interest in supporting the library.

3. How do I get a library card?

You can get a library card by visiting the library's circulation desk with a photo ID and proof of current residency in Allegheny County.

Acceptable forms of I.D. are your driver's license, passport or visa.
Acceptable proofs of ID are utility bills, mortgages, leases, credit card statements or any other piece of official mail that includes the name on your ID and your current address in Allegheny County.

4. Will my library card work at the Mt. Lebanon Public Library?: As long you have an active card issued by a public library in Allegheny County, your card will work at the Mt. Lebanon Public Library.

5. Does the library have computers for public use?: Yes. We have over 40 public computers installed with MS Office 2010, Internet Explorer, Firefox, with Internet content filtering software to protect our young patrons. Our computers also have adaptive device technologies for patrons with hearing and vision impairments.

6. Can I print my documents at the library?

Yes. We have black and white and color printing available from our public computers:

$0.25 per page for black and white
$0.50/page for color

You can access your documents online or bring them on a CD or flash drive. Please note that our computers no longer have floppy disk drives.

7. Can I use my laptop or mobile device to get on the Internet at the library?: Yes. We have free wireless Internet access throughout the library. Just connect to our "Mt. Lebanon Library " WiFi network from your laptop or mobile device and agree to our terms of service.
The library also offers mobile printing while on WiFi. See this page for options and instructions.

8. Is there wireless printing at the library?: The library offers mobile printing from anywhere, which includes wireless printing from patron laptops and mobile devices inside the library.

See this page for options and instructions.

9. Does the library have photocopiers?

Yes, we have photocopiers available to the public. The following copying fees are applied to any photocopies made:

$0.25 per black and white copied page
$0.50 per color copied page

10. Does the library have a fax machine for public use?: No. We do not currently offer faxing service to the public.

11. Does the library have an after hours book drop?: Yes. We have a book drop located on the Castle Shannon Boulevard side of our building that is open 24 hours for books and media items. Please be aware that items dropped off while the library is closed will not be checked in until the library opens again for business.