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Note:  For your convenience we have included online school library catalog links for public schools that are not RILINK members.

Barrington

• Barrington High School
• Barrington Middle School
• Hampden Meadows School
• Nayatt School
• Primrose Hill School
• Sowams Elementary School

• St. Andrew’s School
• St. Luke’s School

Bristol Warren

• Colt Andrews School
• Guiteras School
• Hugh Cole School
• Kickemuit Middle School
• Mt. Hope High School
• Rockwell School

Burrillville

• Austin T. Levy School
• Burrillville High School
• Burrillville Middle School
• Steere Farm Elementary School
• William L. Callahan School

Central Falls

• Calcutt Middle School 
• Central Falls Sr High School
• Ella Risk School
• Robertson School
• Veterans Memorial Elementary

Chariho

       (link to other public school libraries in Charlestown, Hopkinton or Richmond at http://opac.chariho.k12.ri.us )

• Chariho Regional High School

Coventry

• Coventry High School
• Feinstein Middle School 
• Blackrock School
• Hopkins Hill School
• Tiogue School 
• Washington Oak School
• Western Coventry School

Cranston

• Arlington School
• (Hugh B,) Bain Middle School
• (Chester W.) Barrows School
• Cranston High School East
• Cranston High School West
• (William) Dutemple School
• Eden Park School
• Edgewood Highland School
• Garden City School
• (George J.) Peters School
• Gladstone Street School
• Glen Hills School
• Hope Highlands Middle School
• Oak Lawn School 
• Orchard Farms Elementary
• Park View Middle School
• (Edward S.) Rhodes School 
• Stadium School
• Stone Hill School
• (Daniel D.) Waterman School
• Western Hills Middle School
• Woodridge School

Cumberland 

• Ashton School
• Community School
• Cumberland High School
• Cumberland Hill School 
• Garvin Memorial School
• McCourt Middle School
• North Cumberland Middle School 
• Norton Elementary School

• Mercymount Country Day

East Greenwich

• (Archie R.) Cole Middle School
• East Greenwich High School
• Eldredge Elementary School
• Frenchtown School
• Hanaford School
• Meadowbrook Farms School

• Rocky Hill School

East Providence

• East Providence High School
• (Myron J.) Francis Elementary School
• Hennessey School
• Kent Heights School
• Martin Middle School
• Oldham School
• Orlo Avenue School
• Riverside Middle School
• Silver Spring School
• Waddington School
• Whiteknact School

• St. Mary Academy/Bay View

Exeter-West Greenwich

• Exeter/West Greenwich Regional Jr/Sr High School
• Metcalf School
• Wawaloam School

Foster

• Captain Isaac Paine School

Foster Glocester

• Ponaganset High School
• Ponaganset Middle School

Glocester 

• Fogarty Memorial Elementary
• West Glocester Elementary

Jamestown

• Jamestown School – Lawn
• Jamestown School – Melrose

Johnston

• Johnston Senior High School
• Nicholas A. Ferri Middle School

Lincoln

         (link to public school libraries in Lincoln at http://174.70.0.145 )

Little Compton

        Wilbur & McMahon School

Use [Ctrl] [F] to search for a word or words in the name of your school.  If you are using a MAC, use [Command/  Apple logo] F to find your school, and [Command/Apple logo] G to go to the next match if the first match found is not the one you want.

RILINK's mission is to foster innovative learning and creative research in school libraries through partnerships and resource sharing for student success.

serves over 70% of Rhode Island K-12 students.

Members include:

• 121 elementary schools
• 5 elementary/middle schools
• 6 K-12 schools
• 38 middle/jr. high schools
• 4 middle/high schools   and
• 31 high schools

- a total of 205 members in 35 school districts as of July 2018, plus the Family Literacy Center.

If your school library is a RILINK member, you can also access CultureGrams.  Ask your school librarian for the username and password.

Reading Rants, out of the ordinary teen booklists here!

A novel look at how stories may change the brain

The Common Core State Standards:  A guide for Rhode Island parents R.I. Department of Education (RIDE)

Parents’ Guide to Student Success from the National PTA

Common Core:  It's Not Happening Without the Librarian  EBSCO: NoveList

Find Destiny Discover Apps for your mobile and Android devices, iPads, Nooks, Kindle and Chromebooks in the App store for your device. To set up the app, the URL that you need is ricat.net.  Choose your library from the list. The app will save the URL and your library choice, so the next time you use the App, it will go directly to your library.  If you have a username and password, you can log in to access even more Destiny features.

You can also add a Chrome extension that will add matching books and links from the library to the top of your search results when you do a Google search.  Go to the Google Chrome webstore, and search for Follett Destiny.

To read eBooks in your library's collection, you will also need the Destiny Discover app.  This application is available for most mobile devices and platforms.   Get more information on all supported devices on the Follett website.

Need more help?  Check out our reference and getting started guides for Destiny and eBooks.

When you are using Destiny, help is available in the upper right-hand corner.

Check out our shared eBook collection.  Ask your librarian for the username and password.

Search Common Core and State Standards handout for teachers.