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SORA: eBooks
SORA: eBooks
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Beanstack Reading Challenges
Beanstack Reading Challenges
Competitions, prizes and fun!!
Scan the QR code on the left or click on this Let's Get Started presentation for detailed sign-up instructions.
First challenge begins September 30th!!
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If you go straight to the website, you can login into BEANSTACK by clicking on the blue CLEVER button and use your CANVAS sign-in information.
Special Requests
Special Requests
Please complete the form and submit it at least 5 days prior to the date needed.
Poster Printing
Poster Printing
This is an innovative option that allows students to produce an educational "product" that complements a research paper, a book report, or other types of cumulative projects that have been assigned. Teachers also have the opportunity to create teaching resources such as informational posters, games, and bulletin boards. Email Mrs. Hall (shall@silverdaleba.org) for more information. These examples below are just a sample of the prints we have done.
SBA is partnering with the CPL to offer more information services.
SBA is partnering with the CPL to offer more information services.
Chattanooga Public Library Cards
Chattanooga Public Library Cards
If you live withing the Chattanooga City limits you qualify for a free CPL card!
City Resident Cards
City of Chattanooga residents and nonresidents who own property and/or a business inside the city limits qualify for a card at no cost!
Once you receive your library card number via email, you can immediately check out all online resources, including e-books, e-audiobooks, and streaming services. You can also place holds to pick up physical items.
To get a physical card, just stop by any library location. Please note: your card number will be updated, so if you have used OverDrive or hoopla prior to picking one up, you will need to update your card number the next time you use either service.
New or recently relocated residents who need to manually verify their address can use our Secure Upload Form.
Chattanooga City Residents
Chattanooga City Residents
City of Chattanooga residents and nonresidents who own property and/or a business inside the city limits qualify for a card at no cost!
Once you receive your library card number via email, you can immediately check out all online resources, including e-books, e-audiobooks, and streaming services. You can also place holds to pick up physical items.
To get a physical card, just stop by any library location. Please note: your card number will be updated, so if you have used OverDrive or hoopla prior to picking one up, you will need to update your card number the next time you use either service.
New or recently relocated residents who need to manually verify their address can use our Secure Upload Form.
City of Chattanooga Employees
City of Chattanooga Employees
Regardless of where you live in the state, all City of Chattanooga Employees can get a library card for no cost! Apply for your card during City Orientation, through The Landing page, or visit a library location to apply in-person.
Nonresident Cards
Nonresident Cards
Residents outside of the City of Chattanooga limits can get a full access library card for $50 or by volunteering 20 or more hours at the library each year. Click here to learn more.
Book Selection and Curation
Although we review and evaluate our content, not all titles in our collection are considered Christian literature. Titles can be selected using recommended reading lists for secondary students based on literature they might experience later in their classes or be expected to have a working knowledge of upon entering college. The SORA app allows us to rate books and permit check-out only to certain grade levels based on their classification as Juvenile Literature, Young Adult Literature, or Adult Literature. Some books in the adult literature classification are on specific reading lists such as Honors Reading and are available for checkout by middle school students. We do ask that parents partner with their students in selecting titles that are appropriate for them. Some books may contain violence, vulgarity, or sensitive subject matter. Common Sense Media and Plugged In (by Focus on the Family) offer book reviews and suggested reading lists for families.
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