The award-winning Teen Health & Wellness provides middle and high school students with up-to-date, nonjudgmental, straightforward curricular and self-help support. Topics covered include diseases, drugs, alcohol, nutrition, mental health, suicide, bullying, LGBTQ+ issues, and more.
For self help, check out:
- Myths and Facts sections present information in a straightforward manner
- Personal stories from other teens share first-hand experiences
- Dr. Jan’s Q&A provides qualified mental health advice
- Resources provide outside, credible websites and organizations
- Hotlines button is available with an easy click
Click on the "Database Passwords" link below to access the login credentials for this database.
New! Seaholm Library's Tea Station
In a continuing effort to provide a warm and welcoming environment for learning, connecting, relaxing, and rejuvenating, the Seaholm Library has opened up our first-ever "Tea Station." All staff and students are invited to enjoy a cup of cocoa or tea -- and if you're lucky, you might even score one of Ms. Rauth's homemade baked goodies!
However, due to constraints around what our library can purchase with school district funds, we need your help! We would greatly appreciate donations of:
- Electric tea kettles
- Tea (any & all flavors -- including those opened boxes that just weren't your cup of tea!)
- Hot cocoa powdered mixes
- Sugar
- Honey
- Napkins
Thank you!
Elizabeth Rauth, Seaholm’s Media Assistant and Groves parent, is participating in her 5th Sleep Out for Covenant House Michigan.
On 11/21/2024 she is sleeping on the streets so young people facing homelessness can sleep safely. Nearly 2,000 youth seek shelter in a Covenant House bed each night. Covenant House works with each of them to create a path to independence, and offers comprehensive services like job training, education, mental health care, and legal aid, in addition to basic services like food and clothing.
If you can, please consider supporting her with a donation of any amount today. She hopes to raise $5000 and she really needs your help! Please click on the link if you’d like to donate. Thank you! https://www.sleepout.org/participant/56179
- Anyone at Seaholm can join!
- It's student-run.
- Books are selected by students in the club via nominations & voting online.
- All participants get a FREE, brand new copy of each book to KEEP!
- We meet at 7:15am in the library about once a month, typically on Wednesdays.
- We have snacks! Donuts, mostly.
- Visit the library circulation desk for more details.
This December, our student-run book club will be reading The Reappearance of Rachel Price. Our discussion will be held Wednesday, 12/4 at 7:15am in the library. Pick up your copy of the book and join us!
Such Charming Liars
by Karen M. McManus
The newest mystery from the author One of Us Is Lying! Sixteen-year-old Kat's con-artist mom takes on one last heist before going straight for good, but the job takes a deadly turn.
Stay Dead
by April Henry
Entrusted with a key by her dying mother, sixteen-year-old Milan pretends she perished along with her mother as she navigates freezing conditions, outsmarts assassins, and unravels a deadly conspiracy to save herself and others.
Checkout Policies
- Please have your school ID.
- Checkout up to 10 items at a time.
- Keep items for 3 weeks, or renew to keep items longer.
- We only charge fees for lost or damaged items. We do NOT charge overdue fines.
- Textbooks check out for one trimester at a time, with the exception of AP textbooks (those are checked out for the entire school year).
- Your school laptop is yours for the entire school year.
We are excited to announce that we can now offer full Baldwin Public Library cards to all staff and students in the Birmingham Public School District.
Card holders have access to everything that residents have -- holds, unlimited physical checkouts, eBooks, databases, etc. Mrs. Truesdell especially enjoys listening to free audiobooks via Hoopla and Libby!
For details and instructions go to https://www.baldwinlib.org/get-library-card/.
