Eugene school students to automatically receive public library cards in community literacy drive

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Thousands of public school students in Eugene are getting library cards delivered straight to their schools. Unless their adults opt out, all Eugene School District 4J students will get a library card delivered to their school, ready to use — no trip to the library necessary.

Besides a five-item limit on physical items, the student cards are the same as a regular card. Students who already have a card are welcome to keep both.

Read more on Oregon Public Broadcasting.

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