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Employment Opportunity: Part-Time Summer Youth Library Assistant
The George Culver Community Library is hiring a part-time, Limited Term Employment (LTE) Summer Youth Library Assistant. We are a community-focused library dedicated to providing our patrons with diverse resources, technology assistance, and top-notch library services. If you are passionate about the library, detail-oriented, and enjoy working with youth, this is the job for you!
 

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Support the Summer Reading Program; Implement programming for children, infant to teen; collaborate with adult and teen volunteers; develop and maintain youth library collections; create displays and interactive materials, provide reader’s advisory to children, teens, and adults at our public service desk, and other duties as assigned.
 

Hours and Salary:
This is a part-time Limited Term (240 hours) position during the summer reading program, from Mid-May to Mid-August. This position will work approximately 16 hours a week with a pay rate of $15.00 per hour. May work some weekends, depending on programming schedule.
This position does not qualify for benefits. 

Minimum qualifications:
Successful candidates will have excellent verbal and written communication skills, ability to work with young patrons of various ages, and will be creative and collaborative. Completion of a GED or a High School Diploma is required. Previous customer service experience is required.
Completion of two years of college or a Bachelor’s degree, and experience working with youth in an educational setting is preferred.
Bilingual applicants are encouraged to apply.
 

Please review the position description here for a full list of duties and responsibilities, as well as qualifications for the position. 

To apply, please email a cover letter, resume, and two to three references to:
Kylee Bear
Director
kylee [at] saukcitylibrary.org (kylee[at]saukcitylibrary[dot]org) 
 

Deadline: Applications will be reviewed as they are received, with a priority deadline of Friday, April 24, 2026.

The Village of Sauk City is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Join us for the First Annual Friends Walk, a fun and meaningful community event connecting Prairie du Sac to Sauk City in support of our local libraries.
Hosted by the Friends of the George Culver Community Library and the Ruth Culver Community Library, this walk is a great way to enjoy the outdoors, stay active, and show your support for these valuable community resources. Whether you walk the full route or just part of the way, all are welcome to participate. Arrival at the library in Prairie du Sac starts at 9:30am. The walk starts at 10:00 a.m. and ends at the library in Sauk City. Register online. 
Bring your friends, family, and walking shoes for a day of fresh air, community connection, and library support. Fun for all along the Great Sauk Trail!
 

Join us for a special author talk with Alexandra Diaz on Tuesday, April 14 from 5:00-6:30pm. Diaz wrote Farewell, Cuba Mi Isla and Santiago’s Road Home. Alexandra will discuss her books and lead a creative writing workshop after. Geared for ages 8-11, but open to all. No registration required.

Hosted in collaboration with the Latin American, Caribbean, and Iberian Studies Program (LACIS) at UW-Madison, and the Institute for Regional and International Studies National Resource Center (IRIS NRC) at UW-Madison.

Join us for 2 special storytimes at the Bank of Prairie du Sac on Monday, April 13 and on Wednesday, April 15 at 10:00am! Meet at the Bank of Prairie du Sac, 555 Park Ave in Prairie du Sac.

April is Community Banking month! Bring your little ones to listen to a story and learn about the bank! Geared for ages 5 and under. No registration required.
 

A new version of LINKcat will become available for South Central Library System users on Friday, April 17.

The transition to the new software will begin at 5pm on Sunday, April 12 and continue through Thursday, April 16. LINKcat and the LINKcat mobile app will be unavailable during that time. Library locations will still be able to offer limited services to users including checkout with a library card, computers, printing and copy service, faxing, and access to Libby and databases. Patrons will not be able to renew items, renew accounts, place holds, pay for lost or damaged items, or create new accounts. During this offline period, due dates on library items will be extended to ensure minimal impact for users. Additionally, overdue fines will not be incurred during this period.

New features in LINKcat include the ability to manage Overdrive/Libby checkouts and holds from within LINKcat. There will be several changes to the search feature in LINKcat, including the ability to browse authors and subjects. Other changes continue to empower users with increased control over their LINKcat accounts, adding the ability to reset a password via email, as well as updating specific contact information like email address and phone number.

Some things will change when the system becomes available. LINKcat PINs/Passwords were unable to be migrated to the new software system. PINS will be reset to cardholders birthdate (MMDD). All patrons will be able to login online using their birthday (MMDD) and can then reset their password in their LINKcat account. Detailed instructions will be shared at help.linkcat.info.

Additional information about the planned downtime April 12-16 and new features coming to LINKcat is available in printed materials at libraries and online at https://help.linkcat.info. 

Have you ever wondered where your family came from or how to begin tracing your ancestry? Join us for Genealogy 101 on Saturday, April 11 from 10:00am -12:00pm!

Registration is required. Presented by Fay-Robinson Chapter, NSDAR -Daughters of the American Revolution.

In this beginner-friendly session, you’ll learn:
- How to begin your family research
- Tips for finding and organizing records
- An overview of helpful genealogy websites and resources
- Strategies for breaking through common research roadblocks

Whether you’re just getting started or looking to build confidence in your research skills, this class will give you the tools you need to uncover your family’s story.
Bring your curiosity and get ready to explore your past—we’d love to have you join us!

Please bring a personal device, such as a laptop or tablet. Registration is required. Register in person, by phone or online.
Personal information will be discussed; persons under the age of 18 should be accompanied by an adult.

Have you ever noticed the beautiful flowers on the Sauk City Village Property along the Riverwalk? Ever wondered what’s happening and what lives there? 

Join local experts/ enthusiasts Susan Kenney and Angus Mossman to find out on Thursday, April 9 at 6:30 pm! 

Susan will start out with how the parkland was formed, habitat restoration highlights over the last 20 years and plans for the future. Angus will then highlight the insect surveys he has conducted there, showing some of the fascinating critters and the importance a space like this can have on our landscape. All ages are welcome to this free lecture event!
 

The library will be closed on Friday, April 3 for staff training on the new ILS. 

During this time, the book drop in the parking lot will remain open. Regular hours will resume on Saturday, April 4.
 

Join us for this very special storytime at Culver’s on Wednesday, April 1 at 10:00am! (No fooling!) Meet us at 716 Phillips Blvd, Sauk City, WI 53583. Bring your little ones to listen and laugh along to fun stories and songs! Enjoy a tasty scoop of custard and coloring sheets from Culver's! 

Geared for ages 5 and under. No registration required.
 

Join us for a Pokémon Party on Tuesday, March 31 at 4:00 pm.
Celebrate Pokémon at the library! Play with cards, try a craft, or hang with Pokémon players. Bring your own Pokémon cards from home or borrow some from the library to play. You are welcome to bring cards to trade or create your own! Geared for grades K-5th. No registration required.