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WHRO Public Media recently debuted its new Environmental Dome program — an experience aimed at 6th and 7th-grade students to encourage learning about the environment. -
A new PBS Kids series supports early literacy learning with an action-packed comic book twist. -
A new educational collection brings history to life for elementary school students through the stories of Americans whose ideas, achievements, and actions helped shape our nation. -
WHRO and friends will be hosting free previews of this new show for kids of all ages in Norfolk and Poquoson. Join us on Oct. 4 or Oct. 10! -
Did you know WHRO Public Media offers three van programs for elementary schools, libraries, and community centers? -
As you transition from summer back to the classroom, start off the year right with some of our favorite back-to-school resources found in eMediaVA! -
This week's story was written by a student in Norfolk, Virginia. -
This week's story was written by a first-grade student from Exmore, Virginia. -
This week's story comes from a student in Hampton, Virginia. -
You've never heard the story of the Revolutionary War told quite like this.
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Mayukha Khambhammettu won first place in the Kindergarten category of WHRO's annual writing competition two years ago. Her mom credits that experience with giving her the confidence to pursue other competitions. -
Morgan Memorial Library, in Suffolk, moved to a new building last month. -
This week's story comes from a student in Williamsburg, Virginia. -
School is out, but learning continues. We have resources to help! Explore the science behind some of your favorite summer activities. -
Watch the WHRO Writers Contest Awards Ceremony as we celebrate a new group of young storytellers. -
The judges have made their final decisions. Congratulations to the winners of the 2026 PBS Kids Writers Contest! -
This week's story comes from a student in York County. -
Our educational team has assembled a collection of resources to help your children learn more about Asian and Pacific Islander communities. -
April is Autism Awareness Month, and we've curated some resources that educators and caregivers can use to help children on the autism spectrum thrive. -
The winner of the regional bee advances to compete in the national spelling bee held in Washington, D.C.
