The Stone Ridge Librarians subscribe to a wide-range of online databases for all grade-levels.~ Produced by well-regarded publishers, such as EBSCO, GALE, and Oxford Press, these sources are the first choice for successful research.  

Our encyclopedias include Britannica, Grolier, and soon, World Book. These online encyclopedias offer the full content of the print plus many more features and web links. These encyclopedias are great places to start a project for necessary background and contextual information. Each of these databases offers specific, differing versions for the Elementary, Middle, and High School levels.

These databases feature the full-text of the major national newspapers and magazines. For example, Newsbank offers the content of the New York Times, the Washington Post, Time, Newsweek, and more. Content includes current editions as well as archives going back to the 1980s. The EBSCO Ultra and Newspaper databases offer a wide-range of national newspapers and magazines.

These databases cover every subject from English to Science. For literature, the combined offerings of the EBSCO Literary Reference Center, EBSCO Advanced Placement Source, and the Gale Literature Reference Center, feature back-ground material on authors, genres, and titles, as well as literary criticism.

The EBSCO History Reference Center and the Advanced Placement Source offer tremendous resources for the history project. The History reference center contains materials suitable for all grade levels on a variety of US and world history topics from Ancient History to Modern times. This can be complemented by the Archive of Americana which provides the full-text of early American documents and newspapers.

In the sciences, the school subscribes to Scientific American with full archival access as well as the EBSCO Health Source and the general periodicals.