Delaware County Review

Visit our Student Learning Resources page as your one-stop-shop for all things “Back to School.” From how to contact a librarian to what new educational materials are available online or to checkout, you can find it all here.

The Delaware County District Library has always been here to help when a parent, teacher, caregiver, tutor or friend is looking for help for a student in their life. Beyond books, the Library offers research and learning websites, training videos, personalized classroom visits, and more in order to offer assistance in a variety of subjects.

The Youth Services Department and the Community & Family Outreach Services Department lead the way in helping students on their journey of lifelong learning. Our one-stop Student Resources page will help answer all your educational questions.

The first thing you’ll find on the Student Learning Resources page is that librarians are easy to reach, whether it’s through an email, a phone call, or an in-person visit at a branch. Our tried and true programs like lending Wi-Fi Hotspots and offering quiet, reservable Study Rooms continue this year. Librarians are also available to help teachers and parents request multiple books to help deepen a study on a specific subject or topic.

New to DCDL this year is ABCmouse.com, an award-winning online learning platform for your youngest learners. Also, from 2-11 pm daily, kindergarten through college age students can get free live tutoring help on a wide range of subjects via BrainFuse.

We’ve increased the materials in our collection that will help students practice new skills they’re learning. Workbooks, flashcards and other books like encyclopedias and world atlases are a click away. Educators are encouraged to either stop by or request a workbook, then copy the pages they need for their students. Flashcards include subjects ranging from telling time and sight words, to money basics and division.

Finally, our librarians have put together a robust list of trusted partner websites and organizations that will enhance learning at home. These resources are all listed on the Student page.

Though the educational landscape can sometimes feel daunting to navigate, it can be as easy as starting with a phone call to your local Delaware Library and asking for help from a librarian.

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