General Reference/Encyclopedias are an excellent starting points on most topics.

Access these resources off campus with your STUDENT USERNAME (everything that comes before the @s207.org in your school email) and PASSWORD (the same password as your Chromebook).  
If you have any questions, need help, or can't access the databases, please contact Ms. Cochran.

​Offers authoritative reference content alongside magazine and journal articles, primary sources, videos, podcasts, and images. Covers a vast array of people from the historically significant to contemporary newsmakers. ​

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An enormous collection of digital reference books and materials (encyclopedias, dictionaries, bibliographies, etc.) covering a wide variety of subject areas, all in one place. Think of it like a teacher-approved version of Wikipedia.

Contextual and reliable information on a multitude of subjects and topics, with access to journals, magazines, primary sources, biographies, images, audio/video files, and vetted websites. It’s like the librarian-approved version of Googling something.

A user-friendly, general reference tool to support every range of user. Provides access to full-text articles from magazines, newspapers, books, and transcript titles, and includes a collection of over 7 million maps, pictures, weblinks, and audio/video files.

​ A general database, designed specifically for high school libraries. Provides full text access to magazines, reference books, biographies, and primary source documents