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PowerPass

Knowledge is power.  Unlock your potential! 

PowerPass provides students in participating school districts with access to PPLD research databases and online learning resources. PowerPass can enhance your student's learning both in and out of the classroom.

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Logging In

Academy District 20 Logo
  • Username and PIN information is provided by Academy School District 20. 
  • District Administration PowerPass Contact: Carol Bramschreiber 
D11 Colorado Springs Schools
  • Username and PIN information is provided by Colorado Springs School District 11.
  • District Administration PowerPass Contact: Sandy Radzienda
D8 School District Logo
  • Username and PIN information is provided by Fountain-Fort Carson School District 8.
  • District Administration PowerPass Contact: Christy McGee
D2 District Two Harrison Schools
  • Username and PIN information is provided by Harrison School District 2.
  • District Administration PowerPass Contact: Kasey Andrade Smith
District 49 Logo
  • Username and PIN information is provided by School District 49.
  • District Administration PowerPass Contact: Yuki Rockwell

PowerPass Learning Resources

The PowerPass is a just-for-students library card from PPLD, granting access to the Library’s database resources. Below, find recommendations to use your PowerPass, curated by group!

  • Find Trusted Homework Help Across Subjects
    Get help with homework across more than 15 subjects using librarian-approved resources!
  • Access Reading Lists and Read-Alikes:
    PPLD Kids has reading lists based on grade level, reading level, current popular titles, and more. Explore recommendations and help your student find their next great read.
  • Access to Live Tutors with Brainfuse HelpNow
    Live homework help and skills building from expert tutors in math, science, social studies and English plus writing and reading assistance. Designed for grades K - Adults. Tutors available online Monday - Sunday from 2 - 11 p.m.
  • Access to Live Tutors with Brainfuse HelpNow
    Live homework help and skills building from expert tutors in math, science, social studies and English plus writing and reading assistance. Designed for grades K - Adults. Tutors available online 24/7.
  • Find Trusted Homework Help Across Subjects:
    Students can find information and resources for almost any homework or project assignment using this extensive collection containing databases, recommended websites, and more.
  • Access Reading Lists and Read-Alikes
    PPLD has a wide variety of book lists to help tweens decide what to read next. Tweens can browse PPLD's curated book lists based on subject and on books they have loved before to find a new favorite read.

Questions about PowerPass?

PowerPass is a student account provided through participating school districts that gives students access to PPLD research databases and online learning resources.

Username and PIN information is provided by your school district. Contact your district administrator to request your login information. 

If you are having difficulty logging in or have a problem with your pin, contact your district administrator.

If you are having difficulty accessing a database, email powerpasshelp@ppld.org.

Yes. Parents and caregivers who would like their student to opt out of PowerPass should contact their district administrator

No. Students who want to borrow physical Library materials or use eLibrary collections will need a standard PPLD library card.

Charter school participation depends on whether they are included through the district’s PowerPass agreement. Others may need a separate agreement with PPLD.

Parent Support

The Library is here to support your family’s learning journey with trusted resources, engaging programs, and flexible tools you can use at home, at school, or on your schedule.

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Educator Resources

We're here to assist educators! Whether you have a question or need specific resources, our team is ready to support your classroom needs.

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Have any questions? 

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