San Joaquin County Education Facilities

Opening its doors in 2018, the library’s first micro library is located in the Arnold Rue Community Center.

The library offers a circulating collection of materials, free wireless internet access, and workstations with Microsoft Office.

Books and media in English and Spanish, 14 internet workstations, a scanner, copier and fax, and wireless printing.

The branch offers various materials to browse and borrow, including books, DVDs, and CDs. Some are in both Spanish and English.

The museum’s permanent art and history exhibits are augmented by temporary shows. Special events are held throughout the year.

Books and media in English and Spanish, 14 internet workstations, a scanner, copier and fax, wireless printing, free wi-fi.

The library offers computer workstations, a reference collection, and circulating materials in English and Spanish.

Established since 1885, the library has been part of the community where people get resources and events are happening yearlong

Books, magazines, CDs, and DVDs in both English and Spanish; free wi-fi and printing; 11 adult and two children’s computers.

The museum houses an array of artifacts, documents and thousands of photographs.

Recreation classrooms, offices, a playground and restrooms.

This branch, which opened in October of 1979 in north Stockton, is named after former library director Margaret K. Troke.

The branch opened its doors in 1996, following an inauguration ceremony and speech delivered by namesake Dr. Maya Angelou.

The library offers a circulating collection of library materials in English, Spanish, Hindi, and Punjabi.

This 180-acre park situated in a beautiful oak-forest setting features several amenities.

In addition to books, periodicals and digital collections, the library has study spaces and a community room.

The museum preserves and showcases the agricultural innovation, ingenuity and diverse histories of the county.

Opening its doors in 2019, this is the second Micro Library in the city of Stockton.

Books and media in Spanish and English, six computer workstations, wi-fi, scanner, copier, printer, and fax.

The library offers a circulating collection of materials in English, Spanish, Hindi, and Punjabi.

Opening its doors in 2019, this is the third micro library in the city of Stockton.

This branch of the library system is located on the campus of Manteca Unified School District’s New Vision Educational Center.

The museum offers hands-on, science-based exhibits and programs to stimulate discovery for all ages.

Museum with science-based exhibits for all ages. A playful learning place for STEM-related inspiration.