Public School Students to Receive Library Card as Part of CardFest

Written By Nathan Duke

The Carnegie Library is hosting a celebration of library cards that is designed specifically for Pittsburgh public school students.

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As part of CardFest, all kindergarten through fourth grade public school students this fall will receive an activated Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh library card.

With the card, students can utilize the following resources:

  • Books, magazines, movies, and videogames

  • eResources such as digital eBooks, eAudiobooks, and eMagazines

  • On-demand tutoring, test prep, and homework help

  • Vetted research resources for reports, projects, and assignments

  • Access to RAD Pass, a source for free and discounted tickets to regional attractions

  • A safe place to hang out, meet people, or attend a library program

For more information on CardFest, visit the library’s website.

Nathan Duke
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