Wellington Teen Advisory Board Meets November 22 |
Teens can share library programming ideas and document volunteer service through Cervis |

Wellington teens have a chance to help shape the activities offered to their peers when the library’s Teen Advisory Board meets Sunday, November 22.
The session is scheduled for 1 to 2 p.m. Eastern in the Children’s Activity Room at Wellington Branch Library, 1951 Royal Fern Drive.
Participants can share ideas for teen programming while earning volunteer service hours.
The important step happens before arrival: participants must preregister with a Cervis account to earn those hours.
The event guidance also calls for participants to log in and out of Cervis at the session so their service is documented.
For families comparing volunteer opportunities, this is a specific library-programming activity rather than an open-ended promise of volunteer credit.
Students should confirm any school or scholarship acceptance requirements with the organization that will review their hours.
Preparing one or two ideas beforehand can make the conversation more useful: consider an activity you would attend and what would make it welcoming to other teens.
Think about a realistic time, format and audience rather than arriving with only a broad request for more events.
The listing identifies the audience as teens; contact library staff if you need clarification about eligibility or attendance arrangements.
Children and Teen Services lists 561-790-6070 and welcats@pbclibrary.org for questions.
Check the official event page and its Cervis link before making plans, then keep any confirmation and service records.
Details were checked November 11, 2026; stock photographs illustrate library participation and do not depict this branch, board or its members. |
![]() Photo by Tima Miroshnichenko on Pexels — Illustrative stock photo, not this event or its participants. |
Official details and participation instructions: Palm Beach County Library System event listing. Checked November 11, 2026. Photo by Jim Petkiewicz on Unsplash. Photo by Tima Miroshnichenko on Pexels. Both stock photographs are illustrative. |



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The Cervis requirement is worth pointing out. I would hate for a student to attend the Teen Advisory Board meeting and then find out their volunteer hours were not recorded.