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What Kids And Families Need To Know About Coronavirus

Answers to common questions and resources to help kids and adults understand the coronavirus outbreak.

by Mary Anne Lane | March 6, 2020

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GPB Introduces New Digital eBook Resource For Shakespeare’s Plays: WordPlay Shakespeare

WordPlay Shakespeare eBooks provide readers with a new experience - a filmed performance of Shakespeare's plays placed right next to the original text.

by Mary Anne Lane | April 2, 2020

New Resources For Georgians To Access High-Speed Internet

Gov. Kemp and the Georgia Department of Community Affairs launched a new website to inform Georgians about ways to connect to high-speed internet throughout the state.

by Mary Anne Lane | March 30, 2020

Digital Content To Help Kids Understand The Coronavirus Outbreak

YouTube videos that help answer questions kids (and adults!) have about the coronavirus.

by Mary Anne Lane | March 30, 2020

Gov. Kemp Extends K-12 School Closures To April 24

In an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, Governor Brian Kemp has ordered that all K-12 Georgia public schools remain closed until April 24.

by Mary Anne Lane | March 26, 2020

GPB Education Hosts Webinars To Support At-Home Learning

To continue our support for educators, students, and families during Georgia's mandated school closures, GPB Education is hosting a number of free webinars.

by Mary Anne Lane | March 23, 2020

Discovery Education Announces New Parent Toolkit Supporting Homebound Students

Daily DE empowers families with no-cost digital activities supplementing K-12 education

by Mary Anne Lane | March 23, 2020

GPB Education Hosts Webinars For Families With Young Learners

Strategies to actively engage children at home

by Mary Anne Lane | March 20, 2020

Sesame Workshop Launches 'Caring for Each Other' Initiative To Help Parents And Children During Coronavirus Pandemic

Rich array of Sesame Street content, including newly produced Sesame Street Muppet moments designed to entertain, educate, and comfort parents, caregivers, and children

by Mary Anne Lane | March 20, 2020