Looking for help? There’s an app for that – 12, actually – specially designed for Pittsburgh families.

“My generation isn’t afraid to step up and organize when we have an issue that we feel this strongly about.”

“We try to open the doors to higher math for students in grades K to 12. We want to get them to see math in a different light.”  

In a long-underperforming school district with kids from mostly disadvantaged homes, New Castle kids are preparing for a future that until recently seemed unattainable.

“We are the future. We have to start young. Youth honestly today are making the world a better place.”

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It’s nearly time to trade in snow shovels for garden tools, snow boots for rain galoshes, and winter coats for windbreakers. There’s so much for families to do as we get ready to welcome the return of spring.

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Build it, wreck it, code it, or fly it. These exciting STEM summer camps will be a big hit with kids.

From survival camp to pony care, these fun and physically challenging summer camps are sure to challenge active kids.

“Instructors focus on helping children become creative decision makers, take risks and try new tools and processes.”

Kids often develop a deep interest in a particular subject, like airplanes, unicorns or dinosaurs. Learn how parents can help nurture that fascination in a positive way.

“ ‘Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood’ was a show that touched people on a very personal level, granting children permission to feel feelings.”

“The entire line-up of ticketed performances is interactive. Audiences will be delighted to have opportunities to participate during the shows like never before.”

It’s time for Pittsburgh kids to shine with contests that involve acting scenes from Shakespeare, writing their own plays, and crafting story books complete with colorful drawings.

“She’s a gifted teacher with a brilliant mind, and she looks at every single thing through the lens of what’s best for kids.”

“It showed there’s strong support across Pennsylvania, not only from the people but also the employers.”

February has families covered on the entertainment front.

It’s time to shake off seasonal boredom and re-energize kids with fresh air and outdoor activities.  

“Many students begin life in college not having direction. Tour Your Future can create excitement and interest in STEM to help guide their future decisions by highlighting an interest.”