Free resource library
Find learning materials by topic and level.
The public resource library contains approved worksheets, guides, videos, and educational materials. Visitors can browse and filter the collection without paying, then sign in when a file download requires an account.
What you can expect
- Search by title, description, topic, format, or level to narrow the public collection.
- Each resource page identifies its format, subjects, level information, and available file or external destination.
- Volunteer submissions require review before they appear publicly.
How to find a useful resource
Search the public library by title, description, topic, or difficulty, or begin with a featured recommendation and category. Resource cards identify subjects, levels, formats, and whether a file or external destination is available so a student can decide whether the material matches the current task.
The collection may include worksheets, study guides, videos, documents, slides, images, audio, archives, and other educational tools. Public visitors can browse approved listings; signing in is required to download hosted files or begin the path toward posting a resource.
How resource review protects the library
Resource posting becomes available after a volunteer verifies an email address and receives approval. Volunteers can submit their own worksheets, guides, videos, and study tools, but a new upload stays out of the public library until an authorized manager reviews it.
Approval status is kept separate from public browsing. This lets students and families use the reviewed collection while new submissions are evaluated for usefulness and appropriate placement.
When a resource is not enough
A worksheet or video may help with a specific topic, but it is not a guaranteed replacement for instruction or personalized support. Families can submit a tutoring request when a student needs ongoing homework, reading, subject, or study-routine help.
If it is difficult to choose a topic, level, or format, send the team a general description of what the student is working on. Do not include sensitive student information in a general contact message.
Project AID Scholars
Registered nonprofit based in College Station, Texas ยท EIN 39-2961738. Core student support is free. Questions can be sent through the public contact page.