Free for Fort Worth residents, a library card is a ticket to a world of resources for homework help and beyond. Resources have been collected and grouped by grade level to make them easier to find. Of course, a card comes with access to our online catalog to check out eBooks, and allows checkouts of physical items via curbside service and from locations that currently have limited walk-in access.

Elementary students who need extra help understanding new concepts, homework help and tutorials for how to research and more can find a lot of help in our online resources.  Whether you’re researching for a science project, help with 4^th grade algebra or a book report, your library is here to help.  Watch an introductory video or click through to a list of tools now. Find elementary resources here.

Middle school students looking for valuable help and resources for those more challenging classes are in the right place.  From Middle Source to Credo Reference you can access information for projects or even spend time with tutorials if that after-school help isn’t available.  And care-givers can check out these resources too to jog their memory on a variety of topics. Watch an introductory video or click through to a list of tools now. Find middle school resources here.

High school and college students are often challenged with finding multiple, reliable sources for papers and projects.  We’re here to support their needs with some fantastic academic resources.  Test prep, driver’s education and college prep assistance is available at your fingertips.  Watch an introductory video or click through to a list of tools now. Find resources for high school and college students here.

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