Educator Card Application

Danbury Educator cards are available for free to all current Danbury teachers in public and private Danbury schools. Danbury preschool teachers are also eligible.

Non-Danbury residents who teach in a Danbury school can apply for a library card that grants full access to all library resources and services that residents enjoy. Please note that non-resident educator cards are for local use at Danbury Library and may not be used at other libraries.

Once your application is completed and processed, you will be e-mailed your library card number and will be able to request materials and access online resources right away. For in-person applications or to pick up a physical card, photo identification and proof of employment are required.

Educator Card Application

Library/School Connection eNewsletter

Just for Educators

Book Bundles

We know you’re busy! Let library staff gather books on your behalf.
 
Just let us know the topic or theme, age group, and the number of books you’d like, and we will bundle them for you!

Book Bundle Form

Big Books

These large format books are perfect for mini-lessons, word work, and shared reading where everyone gets to see the illustrations and large text clearly. Use a pointer to guide students to read along with you, highlight word patterns and phonics, explore punctuation, and so much more.
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Class Visits & Library Field Trips

Build a bridge between your classroom and the community by planning a field trip or in-class visit with library staff.

We love to be guest readers, library tour guides, reader advisors and more.

We can even create library cards for your students ahead of your visit to ensure they are ready to borrow materials right away!

Interested in learning more about library field trips or class visits? Contact Tara at tcarvalho@danburylibrary.org.

Class Application

Contact Tara, our Program and Outreach Coordinator! Call 203.797.4505 extension 7731 or email tcarvalho@danburylibrary.org.

Email Tara

Continuing Education Selections from Our Collection

State Education Resource Center (SERC)

The Library at the State Education Resource Center (SERC) provides resources, professional development, and a centralized library to educators, families, and community members in collaboration with the Connecticut Department of Education and other partners.
 
In order to get, or maintain, a SERC Library account, you must work, live or go to school in Connecticut.

SERC Library