Resources for Education
The Madison County Public Libraries recognize that we have a valuable role in supporting your child' s education.
The library is prepared to help gather books to support your educational content or to supplement instruction in special areas. To receive news and sign-up information about the library’s school-specific offerings, contact one of the Youth Programming Coordinators at 828-649-3741 (Marshall) or 828-689-5183 (Mars Hill). The library is also interested in discussing with teachers and parents the ways that it can help as you navigate the school year. Please contact the library with your specific needs.
The library is prepared to help gather books to support your educational content or to supplement instruction in special areas. To receive news and sign-up information about the library’s school-specific offerings, contact one of the Youth Programming Coordinators at 828-649-3741 (Marshall) or 828-689-5183 (Mars Hill). The library is also interested in discussing with teachers and parents the ways that it can help as you navigate the school year. Please contact the library with your specific needs.
Free Educational Resources
Take advantage of free educational resources to help you with your child's schooling. Resources are grouped by grade level.
Reminder: if you are a student in Madison County Public Schools, you have a Student Access Account that utilizes your student ID number as your library account number. This enables you to check out physical material at the public library branches as well as access to all of our digital resources.
Reminder: if you are a student in Madison County Public Schools, you have a Student Access Account that utilizes your student ID number as your library account number. This enables you to check out physical material at the public library branches as well as access to all of our digital resources.
For Elementary Students
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For Middle School Students
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For High School Students
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For Educators, Parents & Caregivers
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The school climate is undoubtedly different from previous years. Stress and anxiety are at an all-time high. For this reason, we want to share some of recently published resources on academic success habits and practices to help students overcome the many challenges of studying today.
ecoExplore is an incentive-driven science enrichment program that engages Kindergarten through 8th grade students in guided and self-directed citizen science activities. Each season, one particular area of field ecology (botany, herpetology, entomology and ornithology) is highlighted with public programming, self-guided activities, a public event, and special invitation-only programs. Students engage as active participants of the scientific method as they record observations of organisms found in their neighborhoods, libraries, and at the WNC Arboretum.
The Madison County Public Library is a MegaSpot where children can checkout iPods and various other cool explorative tools to participate in the program. In addition, participants can cash in their points for cool prizes at the MCPL-Marshall location. Click on the icon above for more information.
The Madison County Public Library is a MegaSpot where children can checkout iPods and various other cool explorative tools to participate in the program. In addition, participants can cash in their points for cool prizes at the MCPL-Marshall location. Click on the icon above for more information.
An initiative of The North Carolina Arboretum. Supported by The Burroughs Wellcome Fund.
