Student One Card for Student Success!

Student Success Initiative

  • In 2016-17, with a grant from the California State Library, the Pacific Library Partnership (PLP) and NorthNet Library System (NLS) joined forces to support The Student Success Initiative.  The Initiative created a pilot program of partnerships between school districts and 15 local public libraries to enable students access to public library resources using their school-issued student identification cards.  In 2017-18, the Student Success Initiative expanded with a statewide grant with 51 participating libraries. In 2018-19, it has further expanded to over 60 libraries. The 91社区 and the Livermore Public Library are proud to be part of this expansion! 

Student ID & Library Card in One!

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    The Livermore School District and the Livermore Public Library are partnering to provide students access to public library resources using their student ID card and student ID number. 

    • All TK-12 student IDs will serve as Livermore Public Library cards.
    • Students will have full access to Livermore Public Library resources (See below for all of the benefits the public library has to offer beyond just books!)
    • Students will be automatically enrolled in the program unless a parent/guardian chooses to opt-out. (Opt-out forms available in school offices and on this webpage.)  
    • Continuing students retain access year to year until they graduate or leave LVJUSD.

     

Using Your Student One Card

    • Simply present your Student ID card at the City library's desk to check out books and other physical materials.
    • For online access, your Student ID number is the login and your last name is your password.

     

Library Benefits to Students

    • Borrow up to 99 books and select items from any Livermore Public Library location.
    • Receive access to online test prep and practice tests for PSAT, SAT, ACT, AP Exams.
    • Access online tutoring assistance from Tutor.com
    • Request books from partner libraries, including academic collections, with Link+.
    • Use and download eBooks, online audio books, and magazines 24/7 via the Livermore Public Library website.
    • Use online research websites (that normally charge a fee) with pre-vetted articles, books and other media for research assignments and projects.
    • Explore scholarship opportunities online.
    • Practice a language in a self-led, online course and speak with a native speaker of a foreign language.
    • Access quiet areas for study and free Wi-Fi at the library.
    • Participate in regularly scheduled events and classes.

Our Students at the Livermore Library!

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

  • What student information will Livermore Valley Unified Joint School District (LVJUSD) share with the Livermore Public Library (LPL)?

    • 91社区will share the student's name, school, grade, Student ID number, home address and phone number, student’s date of birth, and parent and/or guardian’s name. Our partnership includes a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU); the Livermore Library has signed an agreement not to share student information with other entities.

    Can the Student One Card be used at all Livermore library branches?

    • The Student One Card can be used at the Civic Center, Rincon and Springtown library locations.

    What if my child already has a Livermore Public Library card?

    • If your child already has a card with the Livermore Public Library, his/her student ID number will be added to the existing library account. This will enable your child to use Livermore Public Library resources from home and school via the internet. Your child can continue to use his/her LPL card to check out materials and for online access, or may use his/her student ID card.

    Can a Student One Card accrue fines or fees?

    • As of July 1, 2019, the Livermore Public Library moved from an overdue fines model to a materials recovery model. This means that patrons will no longer owe an overdue fine if they need to return an item a few days late. In order to encourage the return of materials so others may enjoy them, patrons with items overdue by one week or more will not be able to check out additional items until the late items have been returned. Patrons will still be billed for the cost of an item once it is four weeks overdue. Learn more about the return policy on the .

    What if I don’t want my child to participate in the Student One Card Program?

    • Should you not want your child to participate in this program, please complete an Opt-out form and turn into your school's office.