Led by longtime chairman Arnold Schwarzenegger, more than 8,000 Lights On Afterschool rallies are held annually. 

“I love how the students recognize each other’s strengths and look to each other for help.”

“You see levels of engagement from students go up as they start tinkering and making things.”

Kids will be captivated by hands-on interactive stations, cutting-edge 3-D animation and state-of-the-art multimedia.

She watched the community become a melting pot of different ethnicities and wanted the dolls to reflect that growth.

“Kids are finding their own voices. They’re not afraid to get up in front of a crowd and say what they know is true.”

“There’s been so much innovation in birth through 12-grade education in the region, we thought, why not have something like the Academy Awards for teachers?”

With Youthquake 2030, Covestro drew on teen energy for ideas on sustainability.

“This is where they grow and make friends.”

The Mars mayor doesn’t believe in little green men, but he’s a big fan of Martians.

“We want parents to have the best research-based information right at their fingertips.”

Kids and their families inspired most, if not all, of the features. 

For many families, buying back-to-school supplies wreaks havoc on the budget.

Teachers don’t get enough credit for the passion they bring to their classrooms.

To celebrate this historic achievement, Carnegie Science Center is launching new lunar programming.

Kids who want to give it a try just have to bring a swimsuit and a towel.

The Kids’ Tent will be the best high-octane adventure for young attendees.

“Audiences can expect to see the full depth and breadth of Fred Rogers’ sometimes wild but always engaging imagination.”

There are surprises literally around every corner.

The region is filled with historic sites and museums that bring humdrum textbooks to life and make learning fun.