Help vets at the Zoo on their daily rounds. Be History Detective. Explore the science of “Star Wars.” Kidsburgh highlights Pittsburgh summer camps that explore nature, science, and technology.

Research shows that the first few years of life play a critical role in children’s health and wellbeing. Whether you’re an expecting parent, new parent or someone who cares for […]

Pittsburgh social studies teachers are finding ways to navigate current events under the new and controversial president, teaching students to be critical and understanding of all sides.

Pittsburgh Public School District’s “Emergency Response Technology” program trains high school students to be police officers, firefighters and EMT’s, or emergency medical technicians.

Having a child with adorable friends means running the gauntlet of birthday parties, play dates, and soccer games, which means forced interactions with other parents.

Go whimsical with Disney on Ice and Pittsburgh Ballet’s “Alice in Wonderland.” Or go magical with a Harry Potter festival. February is packed!

Fred Rogers made Pittsburgh a center for children’s television programming and his legacy continues with new shows being created here. Now, PBS has launched a channel for kids, with programming just for younger children.

Creative minds and nimble fingers have plenty of outlets in Pittsburgh. Try these 10 places to get artsy with your kids.

Want to make a difference in a child’s life? Use this handy mentoring guide to find the best program for your schedule and interests.

Pittsburgh kids from tots to teens have loads of exciting opportunities for great adventures combined with hands-on learning.

Welcome to Pittsburgh! I stood in your place a year ago when I put my skillset to work figuring out our brand new city. To help make the transition easier for other parents new to Pittsburgh, here’s a beginners guide.

From butterflies to model trains to ice skating, these fun events will help your family kick off the new year.

Many Pittsburgh breweries welcome kids with family-friendly entertainment and accommodations such as changing tables, games and high chairs. We say cheers to that!

Meet three local entrepreneurs — and one innovative tech company — showing Pittsburgh just what moms are made of.

The achievement gap between black and white students in Pittsburgh Public Schools remains. What are students and district leadership going to do about it?

A treasure trove of Pittsburgh PokeStops illustrate the city’s vibrant and family-friendly cultural heritage.

The Centennial Gala on Oct. 15 will showcase some of the Ellis School’s shining success stories.

Local students and teachers are getting involved in the big data movement through the new Fluency project that encourages inquiry, narrative and advocacy in the classroom, combining large datasets with conventional storytelling.

The philanthropic efforts of Whole Foods Market have benefited local students through garden supplies and salad bars at Pittsburgh-area schools.

The crisp, cool days of autumn are right around the corner, bringing nostalgic trolley trips, crime-solving chemistry, and plenty of pumpkins to pick. Check it all out here!