An excellent source for both American and world history. Includes 640,000 full-text records from peer-reviewed journals, reference books, periodicals, 74,000 primary source documents, 81,000 biographies of historical figures, 2,000 full-text reference books, encyclopedias and non-fiction books, and 44,000 images and 80+ hours of video.  

An encyclopedia, biography, and dictionary source for classic and popular literature. It has a broad spectrum of information on thousands of authors and their works across literary disciplines and timeframes. It gives students, professors and researchers a foundation of literary reference works to meet their research needs.  

The Alexander Street platform by ProQuest provides streaming video, audio, and text in the performing arts of music, dance, and theatre. COMPASS added multiple Alexander Street collections starting in Fall 2023. These collections are available for all public districts, charter schools, and local libraries. Some libraries may be able to include records and direct links in their electronic catalog. 

A Gale database providing global perspectives on current international topics and events, including war, poverty, climate change, and human rights. It offers authoritative content from over 800 sources, including newspapers and journals, to help users critically analyze and understand these complex issues.  

This collection of eBooks is specifically curated to support the 10th grade Resiliency Project.

The Internet Archive is a non-profit digital library dedicated to preserving and providing free public access to a vast collection of digital media, books, music, software, and more. You just need to create a free login and "borrow" texts.  Includes some non-English resources. 

To foster understanding and appreciation of the world's countries and peoples by creating and publishing concise, reliable, and up-to-date cultural content.