"Make That Paper: Careers in Forestry" is an online game designed to help high school students learn about the forestry industry and career employability skills.

L4GA is a unique approach to improving literacy that pairs community-driven action with research-proven instruction.

Next week, American Masters explores the life and work of Toni Morrison; groundbreaking novelist, editor, educator, and the first African-American woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Georgia will submit a waiver to the U.S. Department of Education for the suspension of the 2020-21 Georgia Milestones assessment and CCRPI school and district rating.

Next week, GPB brings you the return of an old Masterpiece favorite, the premiere of your new Masterpiece favorite and so much more!

How teaching middle schoolers how to play the recorder helped them develop a love for music and space.

Or, rather what else is new this week and what’s on ALL WEEK, next week. Vacation at Downton, anyone?

It's important for adults to engage children in conversations about race and racism in our society.

Tommy and Jon look back at Tommy's time as host of the "Friday Night High School Scoreboard Show"- a role Tommy steps away from after 15 years to focus on his fight with cancer...

The Georgia Department of Education and Georgia Department of Public Health are releasing Georgia's K-12 Recovery Plan – guidance to help schools plan for a safe return to in-person instruction in fall 2020.

GPB has been recognized with 25 Emmy nominations in an announcement made by the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Southeast Chapter Friday night May 30.

Next week, join GPB as we rock out in celebration of iconic ladies and country legends with new music specials.

High school sports activities will resume in Georgia June 8th.

Head into Memorial Day with Joe Mantenga and Gary Sinise hosting America’s night of remembrance, find out what’s eating up Easter Island with another interactive online screening and much more.

The Georgia High School Association has taken its first major step toward resuming athletics in the state.

Georgia students Albert Zhang and Alice Vivian Ao are among the 56th class of U.S. Presidential Scholars.

Six working groups formed will assist in planning the next steps forward and providing guidelines and supports for schools for the next school year.

Amongst daughtening challenges, there is good news. Organizations are training their sights on better health education and updating the curriculum available to teachers and parents to tackle these issues.

Next week, American Experience introduces a pioneering scientist who changed the way we understand and prepare for tornadoes and much more.

The new content empowers educators to engage students in instruction across a number of K-12 academic disciplines at home, in the classroom, or wherever learning is ta