Homework Resources

Looking for reliable homework help? Explore these trusted resources designed to support high school students with research, writing, studying, and more. Whether you're working on a paper, prepping for a test, or learning new skills, these tools can help you succeed.

 Nesmith Library Resources

Need solid sources for a research paper? Stuck on your French assignment? We've got your back!

Your Nesmith Library card gives you access to tons of online resources to make schoolwork easier—whether you need major U.S. newspapers, SAT prep, or even help with learning a new language.

Check out some of the best tools below:

• AtoZ The World – Get the inside scoop on 175 countries, including culture, customs, food, language, maps, and even recipes!
• College Admissions Test Prep – Get ready for the SAT, ACT, PSAT, and AP Exams with practice tests, tutorials, and even tips for writing your college essay.
• HeritageQuest Online – Dig into census records and family histories to ace your next history or genealogy project.
• Learning Express Library – From study help to job prep, this resource has practice tests, skill-building courses, and eBooks to help you succeed.
• Transparent Language Online – Learn and practice one of 110+ languages whenever, wherever.
• U.S. Major Dailies Newspapers – Get access to The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and more for research papers or staying informed.

Find the full list of databases here or in our catalog.

 Other Resources

Looking for something else to level up your homework? Check out these resources!

 Essay Writing & Citations

• Purdue Online Writing Lab Resources for Grades 7-12: Purdue OWL provides many resources for students in grades 7-12, such as information on pre-writing, research overviews, tips for transitions and transitional devices, and different style guides and citation formats, like APA and MLA.

 Global Studies & Economics

• Nation Master: NationMaster is a vast compilation of data from such sources as the CIA World Factbook, UN, and OECD. Using the form above, you can generate maps and graphs on all kinds of statistics with ease.
• World Digital Library: The Library of Congress' World Digital Library is a free online resource where you can explore rare books, maps, photos, and more from cultures all over the world—perfect for research projects or finding unique primary sources. With materials in multiple languages and easy-to-understand descriptions, it’s a great way to make your homework stand out with real historical evidence.
• The World Factbook from CIA.gov: The World Factbook provides information on the history, people, government, economy, geography, communications, transportation, military, and transnational issues for 267 world entities.

 Test Prep & Study Guides

• Khan Academy: Originally a series of math tutorials on youtube, Khan academy has its own site now and covers many different educational topics. Their motto is “Learn almost anything for free”.

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