A library card is the most important school supply your student can have as they head back to the classroom. And best of all, it’s free to residents of the library district. Here are some library resources to help your student succeed and take the stress out of homework.
Reserve a Study Room
If your student needs a quiet place to study, we’ve got you covered. Our study rooms are designed for individual or small group work. We accept walk-ins or advance reservations up to two weeks ahead, and each person can use a room for up to two hours per day. The following locations have designated study rooms:
- Battle Ground
- Cascade Park
- Goldendale
- Ridgefield
- Three Creeks
- Woodland
Find out more and reserve a room today>>
ConnectFVRL
This page helps you find the right resources by grade level and provides information about your child’s Connect Card—a special library account for accessing library resources—if your school district is a program partner. Learn more at fvrl.org/connect>>
Free, On-Demand Tutoring
Your student’s library card unlocks Brainfuse HelpNow, a 24/7 tutoring service for K-12 students and adults. Whether it is late-night math homework or help polishing an essay, a live tutor is just a click away. Learn more at BrainfuseHelp>>
Online Resources for Research
Is your student working on a report or research paper? A library card give them free access to trusted sources like The New York Times, National Geographic, and Encyclopedia Britannica, plus many more. Explore our online resources>>
Resources for Homeschooling
If you’re teaching at home, our librarians have pulled together a collection of library and community resources to support homeschooling families. See the homeschool collection>>
Get Your Student a Library Card
Don’t have a card yet? Stop by any of our locations or sign up for a card online, and your student will be ready for the school year ahead.
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