Library

Synonym: 
library

Local History Reference

This page is a work in progress. It will provide links to local collections and documents pertaining to area history.

How do I reserve the library's Meeting Room?

If you're interested in reserving the meeting room, please read the Meeting Room Regulations. If your group meets the requirements, please fill out the Meeting Room Request Form online, scan a downloadable form, or drop by the library to fill out a form in person. If staff approve the request, you will be contacted by phone or email.

How do I get a library card?

You must visit the library and apply for a library card in person (though you may pre-register online). Please be sure to bring proof of identity, residency, and mailing address to the library in order to finalize your application. A list of acceptable items for ID/residence/address is available on our Library Card Registration Policy.

HOMER EARLY CHILDHOOD COALITION

 

Homer Early Childhood Coalition is a coalition of local agencies and individuals who support early childhood education. Each year they survey the community and outlying areas to determine early childhood education needs and raise awareness.

ZERO TO THREE

 

Zero to Three is a nonprofit providing parents the knowledge and know-how to nurture early development. Their mission is to ensure that all babies and toddlers have a strong start in life.

BEST BEGINNINGS

 

Best Beginnings is a public-private partnership that mobilizes people and resources to ensure that all Alaska children begin school ready to succeed.

RESOURCES FOR PARENTS

 

Discover digital and local resources that support parents and caregivers.

KIDS LEARN

 

Learn new concepts, explore new ideas and find homework help with these digital resources for homeschooling and in-school kids!

KIDS READ

 

What will you read next?

The library has books - including ebooks and digital audiobooks - in a variety of formats to support the diverse needs of our community's growing readers. 

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