And it publishes the Spotlight on Education newsletter. The Centers were originally established for use by classroom teachers. Now, all educational staff, those in training, educational organizations, parents, and daycare providers are welcome. The materials in each Center are available for loan at no cost to the borrower. You need to register at the Center before checking out materials.
Materials circulate for a one or two week period.
A computerized catalog lists the materials in the Center and staff will help you use it. Items from other Centers may be borrowed by requesting them from your local Center. It is your responsibility to return the items on time and in good condition. The state collection consists of over 25,000 books, VHS videotapes, audiocassettes, filmstrips, blackline masters, manipulatives, games, and computer software. The Center staff will be of great help in directing you to appropriate materials.