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ABBE College and Financial Aid Links 
College bound students and their parents can find help with the college application process in these links that offer information on college admissions, testing sites and dates, and financial aid.
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Academic Info
Online degrees from accredited online colleges and schools.
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Britannica Learning Zone 
PreK to 2nd grade students can enjoy exploring the world, reading, playing and drawing.
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Britannica Online Public Library Edition for Kids
Kids can search the encyclopedia, browse school subject areas, visit the student center and read about recent news and events.
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Britannica's Animal Kingdom
Videos and other learning materials allow elementary school kids can to explore animal habitats and groups.
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Britannica's Online School Edition (pre-K to 12)
Encyclopedia, dictionary and thesaurus especially for kids.
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Educational Resources Information Center (ERIC)
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Educator's Reference Complete
Database of education resources covering multiple levels from preschool to college.
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Enciclopedia Juvenil
Britannica's elementary Spanish language encyclopedia
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Expanded Academic ASAP
From arts and the humanities to social sciences, science and technology, this database meets research needs across all academic disciplines. Access scholarly journals, magazines and newspapers with full text and images.
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General OneFile
Comprehensive periodical database covering all subjects. For college-level and adult researchers and advanced HS students. 1980 to present.
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High School Ace
Features homework help; current events; reference tools; vocabulary; and subject guides for English, foreign languages, math, science, and social studies.
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Homeschooling
This online publication of the American Homeschool Association gives access to directories of homeschooling books & publications; resource catalogs, software companies, institutions & services that offer curriculum and testing materials for homeschoolers.
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Junior Edition
Magazine, newspaper and reference sources on all subjects. For middle school students, their teachers and parents.
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Kids InfoBits
Articles, pictures and reference information on all subjects. For K-5 students, their teachers and parents.
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LearningExpress Library
Includes practice tests, exercises, skill-building courses, and information needed to achieve the results you want at school, at work, or in life.
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My SC Schools
The South Carolina Department of Education website provides the latest information on all aspects of education and schools in South Carolina.
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National Center for Education Statistics
The primary federal agency responsible for collecting and analyzing educational data for the United States and other nations.
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NetSmartz Kids
Interactive, educational safety resource from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. Uses age-appropriate activities to teach Internet safety concepts.
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NetSmartz Workshop
Interactive, educational safety resource from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. Uses age-appropriate activities to teach children and teens Internet safety concepts.
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NSTeens
Interactive, educational safety resource from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. Uses age-appropriate activities to teach Internet safety concepts.
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Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center
A virtual library of resources from Gale designed to aid students in the study of today's hottest social issues. A flexible, comprehensive and beneficial search tool supporting high school and academic and public library research.
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Scribner Writers Series
Essays on the lives and works of 1600+ important authors from around the world. For HS through college level.
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Shmoop
High school and college students can "entertain your brain while studying."
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SIRS Discoverer
Articles, pictures, reference information, Web sites and more on all subjects. For grades 1 through 9, their teachers and parents.
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Student Edition
Articles and reference information on topics most-often researched in high schools. 1985 to present. For HS students, their teachers and parents.
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