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Computers
There are four public computers in the Youth Services Department for use for 1 hour—extensions available upon request if no one is waiting.
Teen Lounge
Our Teen Lounge is for library visitors grades 6–12. This enclosed space is a great place to meet friends, work on homework or play board games. It includes two large monitors for connecting to laptops and gaming systems. There's plenty of seating at the countertop-height table when you want to tackle a writing assignment and other seating and small table arrangements when you just want to relax.
Use of the Teen Lounge does not require a reservation or a WPLD library card, but users need to sign in at the Youth Services Desk.
Teen Study Rooms
Use one of our three Study Rooms in the Youth Services Department for collaborating on class projects, working on homework or private tutoring sessions.
Study Rooms may be reserved up to seven days in advance by WPLD cardholders. Same-day reservations and walk-ins are welcome for all Library visitors. The maximum reservation length is three hours. Limit 1 reservation per day.
Youth & Teen Study Rooms
Call 630/393-1171 x124 to make a reservation.
Room 1: table and chairs for 4, HDMI monitor, white board
Room 2: table and chairs for 4, HDMI monitor, white board
Room 3: table and booth/bench seating for 4, HDMI monitor
Available for ages up to 17 or an adult with a child; 8 year olds and up can make a reservation.
Lead with Us
Join the Teen Advisory Board! 
Do you want your voice to be heard at the Library? Being a member of the Teen Advisory Board is a great way to share your opinion on things like new title suggestions and future programming.
The Teen Advisory Board requires members to:
- Have a current WPLD library card
- Be 12–17 years old
- Have a Teen Volunteer Application on file
Members of the Teen Advisory Board are expected to do the following every three months:
- Attend at least one T.A.B. meeting
- Participate in at least one Teen event other than a T.A.B. meeting
- Volunteer at least one hour
You can register now for any or all sessions of Teen Advisory Board through our Events calendar.
For more details about Teen Advisory Board, ask at the Youth Services Desk.
Homework Help, Research and Practice Tests
The information in these databases will take you to a world of knowledge and discovery. Please be curious and click away! Or, ask a librarian to explain what each database includes.
Unless otherwise noted, these databases are free to use in the Library and can be accessed anywhere with your Warrenville Library card and PIN (default is the last 4 digits of your phone number).
- Academic Search Premiere
- Find full-text articles for your next research project.
- Learning Express
- Practice skills in math, English and other subjects. Prepare for important tests.
- Lynda.com
- Learn photography, coding and dozens of other subjects with these video-based online courses. This resource is only available to Warrenville Public Library District cardholders.
- Mango Languages
- Learn more than 60 languages. Try the free app to take your language on the go.
- Universal Class
- Learn practical hands-on subjects like cooking and exercise as well as school-ready topics like writing and algebra.
- View All Databases
Need service hours? Looking for ways to be involved in your community?
Need service hours? Looking for ways to be involved in your community?
We could use help preparing for upcoming programs, assisting with youth events and with cleaning the department. You can also earn volunteer hours if you join the Teen Advisory Board.
