The BTHS Library is open after school on some Mondays (9/28, 10/5) and every Tuesday until 5pm. Resources available include desktop computers, iPads, printing, textbooks, makerspace, boardgames, study kits, and books.
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OPEN AFTER SCHOOL (some) MONDAYS 9/28, 10/5 & every TUESDAY until 5pm DESKTOP COMPUTERS IPADS PRINTING TEXTBOOKS MAKERSPACE BOARDGAMES STUDY KITS GREAT BOOKS GOOD PEOPLE BROOKLYN TECH LIBRARY
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