Here’s how to ensure your kids have a fun and safe Halloween.

E-cigarettes and vaping are more harmful than most teens realize.

Stretch your food bill with dietician Leslie Bonci’s five recipes for dinner on a budget. They’re quick and easy too!

“The all-girl environment really gives them that safe, supportive space where they are free from the social pressures of a co-ed environment.”

“When our children have a better racial identity, they’re better as people, they’re better as students and achievers. They learn better problem-solving techniques and better behavior because they’re rooted in who they are.”

“This is a time for mom to get some self-care. I try to remind them to find stillness and quiet even among the noise.”

We all have to help each other as parents, and Kidcast is one more way to make our lives a little easier.

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

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

“We all believe that by investing in our kids … we’re investing in the future of our region. We’re providing kids better opportunities. We’re providing a brighter future for the region.”

“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.”

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.

Only 17 states require high school students to take a course in personal finance, and Pennsylvania is not one of them. That means it’s up to parents. Some local schools […]

“We can’t vote but we can be activists.”

In the aftermath of the Tree of Life shooting, educators and community groups turned to the Children’s Museum for some guidance and curriculum.

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

Cold weather is no reason to huddle under comforters and gaze at screens. Get everyone out of the house and head to these favorite indoor activities where physical meets fun!

The Tim Tebow Foundation puts on “Night to Shine” — a free prom for people with special needs.

“The maker movement has provided local schools and organizations with a way to re-contextualize some age-old ideas like learning by doing, using our hands and working together on projects.”