CLASS Project

• Access NHCPL research databases 

• Borrow digital materials such as e-books, e-audiobooks, and e-magazines 

• Borrow up to 2 print books, audiobooks, or magazines at a time (no DVDs or music CDs) 

• There are no overdue fines or fees for CLASS Project accounts.

Staff are still encouraged to visit the library to obtain a traditional library card, and teachers can apply for an Educator card with extended borrowing privileges. 

About Educator Cards

• These cards are separate from your personal NHCPL card and from your CLASS Project account. 
• The Educator card offers expanded availability of library materials for classroom use, with an extended checkout limit and checkout period (up to 50 items, checked out for 6 weeks). Items may be renewed once.
• To apply for an Educator card at any NHCPL location, the teacher should bring a photo ID, proof of mailing address, and verification of current status as an educator in New Hanover County. 

If you would like to request a librarian pull a set of books for you:

• Are you planning a theme or topic for which you would like a selection of age-appropriate books? Use the form below to allow the Children's Services staff select and pull items for you and have them ready at any NHCPL location for a quick pick up. 
• Please allow a minimum of 7 days' advance notice so that we may put together the best collection possible for you.
• If you have specific titles in mind, please place those on hold through our catalog with your personal or Educator library card. 

• Questions?  Call the Main Library Children's Department at (910) 798-6303.

If you would like to request a school visit from a librarian, fill out the form below to receive:

• Schools visits to provide students & staff with research instruction & assistance (priority is given to schools without libraries/librarians on campus)

• Attendance at parent nights & career fairs to provide information on library services

• On-site book talks

• Early Literacy Storytime

• Prepared suggested reading lists

• Or senior project support

• NHC Ready to Read staff can provide early literacy trainings for DCDEE credits. 

• Librarians can provide information literacy trainings for professional development credits. 
• This can be done onsite as well as in the library.  
• To request a teacher training complete the form by clicking this link: