Anna Julia Cooper Library

Welcome to the Cooper Library web page! Read on to for guidance and links to all things Cooper Library. As always, never hesitate to reach out to Ms. Wolfson with any questions.

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Smartie Reader Pants: Summer Novel Challenge!

Cooper Library is offering students an optional summer reading opportunity. This is all about having fun reading what you want to read this summer! In the “Full Guide” linked below are detailed instructions as well as suggested reading lists for all grade levels. This is a two-part challenge: read whatever you want (within the program perimeters) and then create a 2-minute book talk (like a trailer for a book) which you will either email to or present in-person to Ms. Wolfson in September.

Cooper Library Online Catalog

Click the button below to log into our online library catalog. You will have to log in first, using your Latin credentials. From there, explore our collection from anywhere! You can place holds, renew your books, create reading lists, and more!

Cooper Library Online Catalog

Policies & Procedures

Hours & location

Cooper Library is open to all enrolled Washington Latin Cooper students. By being an enrolled student, you are automatically allowed to check out books, so come in and explore the collection or your next great read!

Cooper Library is located in the Upper School building of Washington Latin Anna Julia Cooper Campus. It is the first room you see as you enter the main doors along Harewood Street.
Recess, tutorial, and with a Library Pass from a teacher.

Borrowing procedures

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Lost & damaged book policy

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Donation policy

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Resources

Cooper Library is filled with resources to fulfill your personal and academic needs

DC Public Library’s Research Databases

Librarian-curated Online Resources

Our D.C. Public Library is an AMAZING resource for research and exploration. It’s “Research & Learn” databases are free with a public library card.

Click this button for a Librarian-curated “Padlet” of reliable and credible websites.

Google may be an excellent tool for quick overviews and consumer reviews, but it prioritizes what is popular, not what is accurate. We need to internalize this! Free internet search engines such as Google give users an overabundance of information highlighting popularity over fact. This Padlet of Librarian-curated digital resources is a great place for students go for credible, reliable information.