NBA hosts no-cost virtual field trip focusing on how the STEM skills students learn today can lead to future career opportunities

Programs include new documentaries from Independent Lens, American Masters and more.

Fears of a snow emergency and Super Bowl woes made for a short, interesting week at the Capitol. On Monday, Governor Brian Kemp announced that state offices would close on Tuesday in anticipation of a forecasted snow storm.

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Next week, GPB brings you the premiere of an award-winning documentary that takes an intimate look at America's favorite neighbor, Fred Rogers.

Weekly show about the history missing from conversations around current events, hosted by Rund Abdelfatah & Ramtin Arablouei, debuts February 7.

The Georgia Department of Education is offering training to assist schools, districts, and communities coping with the aftermath of Hurricane Michael.

A companion piece for GPB’s original new series, Your Fantastic Mind, this teacher toolkit includes activities, videos, and interactives that showcase the inner workings of the human brain.

Don't miss our exclusive, one-on-one interview with Georgia Governor Brian Kemp Monday night on Georgia Public Broadcasting.

Next week, GPB explores an Atlanta cultural institution, the science of brain health, and America (from the back seat of Elvis' Rolls-Royce).

From designing safer football helmets to attending a live virtual field trip, these resources will score big with your students!

Next week, GPB premieres a documentary that sheds light on a little-known chapter of African American history.

From Ariana Grande’s catchy pop ballads to James Brown’s heavy funk, SOUND FIELD takes viewers through the music theory of why we love the songs that we do.

Next week, Victoria reigns supreme as the Masterpiece favorite returns for a third season.

PBS KIDS Early Learning Champion teaches students nature-based education in Forest Park.

Live coverage of the day's events begin Monday, January 14 at 10 AM.

To help students (and adults) better understand state government, GPB is launching a new digital mini series, “Peach State Politics.”

Twenty rural districts are receiving stART grants, which can be used to create or expand arts initiatives that significantly improve students’ access to the arts.

Next week, GPB brings you the return of some of your favorites, along with several fascinating premieres.

If you’re a fan of all things British, you’ll want to clear your calendar as we’ll be bringing you comedies and dramas each weekend this winter.