Library "PASS" Partnership for Cobb Students

Cobb County students can use their student ID to access Cobb County Public Library resources! Access is made easy through a partnership called PASS: Public library Access for Student Success.

In additional to all the resources your school's Cobb Digital Library has to offer 24/7, we've now partnered with the Cobb County Public Library for additional resources for homework help, research, ebooks, and more. You can even visit a local branch and check out up to 5 books with your student number! 

  • Students can access public library resources through their school's Cobb Digital Library or directly at ​www.cobbcat.org/librarypass/.
  • Your PIN is your birthday is 4-digit format: 2-digit day and 2-digit month. 
  • Faculty can use their Cobb County Public Library card number and PIN or Educator card number and PIN. 
  • Check out the FAQ page for more information. 
CobbCast article     Marietta Daily Journal article     AJC article
Congratulations to Campbell High School on their honor as the
​Georgia Exemplary Library Media Program for 2017!
Pictured left to right: Susan Haddad, library media parapro, and Marty Blaydes and Andy Spinks, library media specialists. 

Library LEarning Commons


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Wondering what's possible in a Library Learning Commons? 

Check out this short video of the Sope Creek Learning Commons. You'll be amazed to see what students can do! 

Special thanks to Megin Robinson, Sope Creek Library Media Specialist, and Hannah Bentley, 5th grade AC teacher. 

What is a LIBRARY Learning Commons?

Check out this video about the recent learning commons transformation at Awtrey MS.

Instructional philosophy

Through instructional leadership and collaboration, students learn digital literacy skills, engage in creative thinking, and are prepared for their futures.  

First New Library Learning Commons

Mountain View ES opened a new building for '17-'18, and with it an all-new library learning commons.

Future-Ready

We are preparing students for future careers that don't exist yet. As library media specialists, we do this through our inquiry approach to research, encouraging students to ask thought-provoking questions, teaching them to use digital resources effectively to seek answers, and express their learning in compelling ways.

Students FIRst

We are an  innovative, collaborative community of library media specialists that put students first in all we do. Our passion for our 21st century students cultivates award-winning programs and success for our students.