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Reading Resources
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The Ridgewood Public Library has curbside pickup. Click here to find out how to reserve a book online.
Click for Updates from RPL.
Request a library card from Ridgewood Public Library.
Recommend a Book for Sora. If you are looking for an ebook title and it's not in Sora, you can recommend a title by clicking HERE.
Connect Sora to the public library 's ebook service called Libby! You'll get access to lots more ebooks. Click here to learn how.
Click here for directions on how to sign in and get started.
Nonfiction Reading
Attention 7th graders: Check out this site for connecting to nonfiction books for your upcoming assignment.
Free ebooks online:
Project Gutenburg (lots of classics for free)Quick Links to Research Databases
click here for passwords to access our databases (you must be signed in with your Google Account to open it)Summer Reading List
Ridgewood Middle School students are expected to READ over the summer. Our hope and expectation is that you will read at least three books over the summer. In September, be prepared to share and reflect on your reading experiences with teachers and other students. You can read any titles that you choose, but do check out our Literary Lineup of great books. Please also keep track of your reading by listing them on the reading log at the end of the slideshow or download it here.Chromebook Help
Chromebook Repair Link Tech.
Click HERE for information about how to use your chromebook and Google Apps for Education.
Ridgewood Public Library
Bccls (public library catalog)
About the Media Center
Our Mission
Link to our District Library Website
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Contact Info
Ann Brown, Media Specialist
201-670-2790 x40525
George Washington Middle School
155 Washington Place Ridgewood NJ 07450
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Ridgewood Public Library is now offering free virtual homework help and math tutoring on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4-5 pm, with 30 minute appointments available for teens in grades 3-9 with top RHS student tutors. Go to https://www.ridgewoodlibrary.org and click on "programs and registration" to sign up.