Austin History Center


Group Visit Information
	Contact Person:	`Jeanette Larson`, Youth Services Phone Number: (512) 974-7405 Email: anita.rizley@ci.austin.tx.us
	Limit of students per visit:	20
	Chaperone/student ratio:	1 chaperone to 10 students
	Length of programs:	Customized to meet the need
	Cost per student:	Free
	How far in advance must visit be scheduled?	1 month
	Days and hours of program availability:	School Visits/Tours call 974-7400 for available hours

Curriculum and Instruction Information
	Subject area(s):	History with emphasis on Austin and Library Resources
	Grade Levels:	All grade levels
	Are programs aligned with the TEKS?	Teachers convey learning objectives in advance with contact person

Permanent Exhibits:
	Exhibits rotate throughout the year

Are you looking for school collaborators?
	Yes, particularly for library card registrations. Monday-Friday

Other Cultural/Educational Sites Nearby:
	Bremond Historic District Downtown Tours Travis County Courthouse City Park

Other Important Information:
	Austin Public Library presents an array of programs for youth, including puppet shows, storytellers, and education presentations. Groups are asked to call in advance and will be accommodated if space permits. Some programs qualify for the Long Center's Passport to Arts Program. Wired for Youth Centers offer computer programs and classes. Schools may schedule a tour and orientation at the nearest center. `http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/library/ahc/default.htm (Austin History Center)`