Washington: No Library Card? No Problem, If You’re A Tacoma Middle School Or High School Student

From the The News Tribune (Tacoma, WA):

Teen services librarian Sara Sunshine Holloway was tired of telling kids “no.”
Often, she said, students would come to the Tacoma Public Library for an event or program. They’d get excited about the library, and ask to check out a book or CD.
But without a library card, they couldn’t.
A partnership between the library and Tacoma Public Schools, known as the Pathway Pilot Project, will soon change the “no” to “yes” for many students.
Beginning in mid-January, the estimated 15,000 middle school and high school students from Tacoma Public Schools will be able to use their student identification cards to check out library materials.

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See Also: News Release From Tacoma Public Schools
See Also: Philadelphia: City Schools and Free Library Merge Databases and Give Nearly 100,00 Students Library Cards (April 15, 2014)

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