This month’s Resource Pack invites students to explore our local, state, and federal judiciary systems, including how courts are structured, how key cases have shaped justice, and how individual justices bring the system to life.
K-12 School & Library Resources News
Minitex and the multicounty multitype library systems, alongside a team of academic and school librarians, are conducting a research study on information and technology literacy readiness among first-year post-secondary students in Minnesota.
This month’s resource pack takes students on a journey through America’s state and national parks, with engaging tools for every grade level to explore history, conservation, and the stories behind these treasured landscapes.
The Atlantic is offering every public high school in the United States free digital access to its journalism and 168-year archive.
The first resource pack of the 2025-2026 School Year has arrived! Read more to learn about the resources in eLibraryMN, Ebooks Minnesota, and Minnesota Digital Library that discuss what it means to be a citizen in the United States.
Welcome back to the school year! Minitex Outreach and Instruction staff is thinking of you as you get ready for the arrival of students. To help you prepare, check out this quick tutorial on the most useful e-resources for secondary students in ELM.
Looking for test preparation software for ACT®, SAT®, AP®, GED®, and TOEFL® for your students? Direct links to these exams are now up front in the ELM Student Research tab.
Infographic shares Minnesota-specific impacts of the Federal Department of Education funding withholdings.
As the school year concludes, we celebrate how Minnesota educators have utilized our monthly Resource Packs to inspire learning. These collections combined materials from eLibrary Minnesota, Ebooks Minnesota, and the Minnesota Digital Library, providing content for all students and organized by grades K-5 and 6-12.
April's Resource Pack invites students of all ages to dive into STEM exploration through engaging ebooks, accessible academic databases, and curated primary sources. Whether introducing younger learners to basic scientific concepts or supporting advanced science research for older students, these resources provide endless opportunities for discovery.
State-funded resources for students, teachers, and media centers