New animated PBS KIDS show introduces young bilingual Mexican-American, Rosie Fuentes, and her multicultural blended family, teaching children about their community and the world.
Pitcher Kevin Cox went through a grueling and inspiring ordeal during his time at Vidalia High School. Jon Nelson helps recount his story through those who know him best.
Next week, we'll meet some trailblazing women who improved the lives of women and children in rural Appalachia, discover which Great American Recipe stands above the rest and much more.
Welcome back to school, teachers! As you gear up for a brand new year, we're sharing brand new resources that you can use in your classroom. Whether you're a first-year teacher or a veteran educator, there's something new and exciting for everyone to explore. And the best part is that everything on this list is free!
The Georgia Department of Education is developing elementary Career, Technical, and Agricultural Education (CTAE) courses that will allow students to explore career interests and opportunities in the early grades.
Southeast Bulloch Middle School teacher, Brandon Poole, joins us to talk about setting classroom expectations at the start of the year and strategies for helping those expectations to stick around all year long.
Our panel of media all-stars is back with Jon and Hannah for another rapid-fire edition, to break down the top storylines, teams and players to look out for in the upcoming 2022 high school football season.
A steady stream of bad news has been almost enough to make Salvation South editor Chuck Reece lose hope altogether. But he’s found a few ways to keep hope alive in his own life — and he hopes you’ll find these useful in the first of his new commentary segments for GPB.
Next week, we'll visit a community in Greenland awaiting massive change and join FRONTLINE for an intimate exploration of a crisis taking place right here at home.
Make learning FUN with the help of these free interactive games for early learners! From constructing bridges to dressing up their favorite characters in silly outfits, there's a game that any child can enjoy at home, on the road, or in the classroom.
DeKalb County Media Day is like waving the green flag on football season… it’s go time! DCSD puts on one of the first high school football media days in the state and it signifies that we’re only a month away from turning on the Friday night lights.
Just because school is out doesn't mean learning stops! Summer is the perfect time to explore a new place, try a new food, or do a new activity. To help your learner gain new experiences, we've gathered a list of fun things to try before the new school year.
Next week, we'll return to the village of Grantchester for another mysterious season, prepare for cyberwar with a new season of COBRA, follow a fast-paced opera competition and more.
It’s been a whirlwind of a summer for Shaw High School football coach Blair Harrison. He began Memorial Day weekend as the Raiders offensive coordinator, but things quickly changed after news broke that former coach Al Pellegrino had passed away from a heart attack while on vacation with his family.
When the GHSA came out with their latest round of who-goes-where, those of us here at GPB Sports decided to gather as much of a cross-section as possible in telling all the different versions of how schools were affected by the news of their new homes for the next two years thanks to reclassification.
