The Belmont Library has long been a popular location to students not only due to its close proximity to Carlmont High School but also because of its efforts to adapt to the changing world of technology and innovation. To attract a new generation of library patrons, the Belmont Library and its sister branches in the San Mateo County Libraries system offer numerous educational programs and workshops within their makerspaces. These new opportunities allow some students, such as junior Christopher Xu, to grow their areas of passion.
The Belmont Library: Fostering innovation and opportunity
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About the Contributor
Rintaro Sato, Segment Producer
Rintaro Sato is a junior in his second year of journalism and he hopes to bring his love of sports and research to Scot Scoop. Sato plays baseball at Carlmont as well as at GamePrep Baseball Academy and he enjoys watching and following various other sports along with baseball in his free time. Sato is also one of the junior class vice presidents for the Scots.
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