About CET:
CET is the leading provider of education and enrichment in classrooms and living rooms throughout Greater Cincinnati. Through PBS and local programming, innovative multimedia curriculum projects, parent workshops and teacher training, CET positively impacts millions of lives in our community. CET is the first licensed educational television station in the nation, the first public station to broadcast digitally in Ohio and one of the largest providers of educational services for teachers and students in Southwest Ohio. CET serves more than 470,000 students and 37,000 teachers in parochial, private and public schools in Greater Cincinnati. CET's programs including its award-winning local productions, reach more than 2 million residents in the tri-state area. PBS viewers throughout the country enjoy CET's presentations that have featured performances by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, the Cincinnati Pops and the Cincinnati May Festival. For more information about CET, visit www.cetconnect.org.

About the Public Library of Cincinnati & Hamilton County:
The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County is among the world's largest and busiest libraries. The Main Library and 41 branch libraries throughout Hamilton County offer access to nearly 10 million items in a wide range of formats. The Library provides talking books & Braille to the visually impaired in 33 Ohio counties; outreach services including books-by-mail & collections delivered to senior centers; teacher collections loaned for area classrooms, Passport application service, materials in dozens of languages, bilingual storytimes & English as a Second Language programs, and literacy services including GED classes & GED practice testing. Over 15,000 free programs are offered annually for all ages from babies to seniors. The Library provides free in-house & remote access to the online catalog, Live Homework Help, Know It Now anytime interactive reference service, over 150 commercial databases, and other information resources, including Kidspace, a web page for children and their parents, and Teenspace, connecting teens to the Library 24/7 through the website, www.cincinnatilibrary.org.

About SUCCESS BY 6®:
SUCCESS BY 6® is a long-term, collaborative effort initiated by United Way of Greater Cincinnati, Cincinnati Community Action Now (CAN) and multiple community partners who envision that by age 6, all children in our region are optimally safe, healthy and prepared to succeed. SUCCESS BY 6® is a broad-based community movement that measures outcomes and promotes the importance of school readiness for all children. For more information about Success by 6®, visit www.sb6uwgc.org

Joel's Library Jam is funded by a grant from the Ohio SchoolNet Commission.