Need fresh ideas, information, or insight? The School Support Librarian brings Library support to your school when you need it. Whether you're a school administrator or educator, or teaching online or in a classroom, we can pair you with one of our knowledgeable staff. We will work with you to identify areas that could benefit from Library support.
To book a one-on-one consultation, please use our booking calendar.
Teachers of any grade can apply to attend school at Central Library for a week of hands-on, inquiry-based learning. In the Cenovus Classroom, your students will learn from experts — including Library staff, artists, historians and authors in residence, and Indigenous Elders.
Applications to attend Library School for the 2023–2024 school year will open at the end of February 2023.
What is a land acknowledgment? On November 21, we launched new resources to help children, caregivers, and educators learn the Treaty 7 land acknowledgment, including how to pronounce place and Nation names correctly.
Classes can visit the Library nearest them to discover resources to support their education.
Classes can visit Calgary’s award-winning Central Library and explore its unique features and offerings.
Students from K – 12 can learn about the Level Up Calgary Minecraft Design Challenge.
Students grades 4 – 6 can meet the Indigenous Artist in Residence, Kristy North Peigan.
Tune in for updates on the Library's festival for young writers, artists and creatives.
Students K – 6 can drop-in and explore the building in small groups with an adult using our self-guided scavenger hunt.
Learn about Treaty 7 cultures and storytelling with these online resources.
Resources to help your students learn the difference between fact and fiction.
Resources to teach students in grades 4 – 6 about Calgary's war history.
Resources to help readers with learning disabilities, vision impairments, or developing English literacy.
Teachers of any grade can use these resources to promote equitable and inclusive views in their classroom.
Learn about the fundamentals of building literacy with Calgary Reads.
Dr. Sonia Aujla-Bhullar discusses the value of home languages in decolonizing literacy.
