[CASL-L] MS and HS database recommendations

[Shannon McNeice]

I pay for Country Reports (cheap) and the three middle schools split US
History in Context with social studies.

shannon

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On Fri, Jun 5, 2020 at 12:49 PM Hansard, Cyndi <chansard at parishhill.org>
wrote:

> Hi everyone,
> This request is for middle and high school librarians. Which databases are
> your “must haves”? We don’t have many, and the ones we do have don’t get
> much use, with the exception of Culturegrams. I’m looking to replace them
> with something better. My school is grades 7-12.
> Thank you!
> Cyndi Hansard
> Parish Hill Middle/High School
> Chaplin, CT
>
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