"Theater can change lives, and it needs to be accessible to everyone.”

Venture Outdoors coordinates the TriAnglers free fishing program through the end of September.

In their first year, high school kids grew as much as 800 heads of lettuce every week and gave it all to their local food bank.

“Our approach is history should be fun. If kids are having fun, they'll be learning in the process.”

The treehouse is "a magical, different world up in the trees. You can see the canopy and get ... fresh eyes on nature."

"Imagine if a child learns about art history through LEGO" -- Nathan Sawaya

"Hope is what we cling to. Programs like this, schools like this, companies that hire people with autism... it gives you hope for the future."

Yu-Ling Behr visits Pittsburgh Today Live to discuss what you can do to help your kids prevent summer learning loss.

School is letting out for kids everywhere, and while summer vacation is fun, summer learning loss is a real problem. One study cited by Brookings Institute found that kids in grades 2 to 9 lost 25 to 30% of their school year learning over the summer. The problem disproportionately affects low-income students who may not be able...

This year’s 10-day festival gives kids lots of fun ways to be creative with hands-on activities, experience interactive performances and be blown away by wild visuals.

Research shows that playing chess makes you smarter. Now, a local teenager is working to improve the lives of underprivileged children by teaching them chess. Ashley Priore created a non-profit four years ago when she was 14-years old, and now, she has four employees teaching chess at 50 locations. On top of that, she’s organizing...

“Anytime a parent and a child can have an engaging experience together, it is worthwhile.”

When a woman is pregnant, there’s a lot of attention on how she’s doing from doctors, friends and family, but once the baby is born, the focus goes to the baby, and the mom is sometimes on her own to figure it out. A local program called Nurture PA is helping moms when they need...

Kidsburgh Ambassador Yu-Ling Behr stops by Pittsburgh Today Live on KDKA TV to chat with host Heather Abraham about how schools in the Pittsburgh region are remaking learning.  Learn about education visionary Ted Dintersmith‘s recent visit to Pittsburgh and why he highlights the Remake Learning Network in new book “What School Could Be.” And, learn what schools are doing for Remake...

Did you ever think about the way high school is taught? It hasn’t changed in a century, while so much is changing all around us.  Why is algebra always taught in ninth grade.. or world history in tenth grade? And why are science, English, and history separate subjects anyway? Ted Dintersmith explores this in his...