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The judges have made their final decisions. Congratulations to the winners of the 2026 PBS Kids Writers Contest! -
Dr. Juliana Thompson has been named the next superintendent ofSouthampton County Public Schools, effective June 29, 2026. -
April Insley, a Yorktown Elementary Library Media Specialist, has been named the 2027 Region 2 Teacher of the Year — recognizing her commitment to creating engaging, inclusive learning environments where young learners thrive. -
Students competed in the junior division of the Great Computer Challenge recently. Congrats to the teams that rose to the top! -
Our educational team has assembled a collection of resources to help your children learn more about Asian and Pacific Islander communities. -
Hampton City Schools has once again been recognized as one of the nation’s Best Communities for Music Education by the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) Foundation in 2026. -
Join our upcoming eMediaVA webinar series this May and discover fresh resources, hidden gems, and practical strategies to enhance your classroom instruction and support student success. -
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. -
Ms. Martha shared a story from Ms. Martha Reads at the museum for families visiting during spring break.
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Dr. John B. Gordon III is one of eight state education leaders who may be chosen as Virginia Superintendent of the Year, with the winner to be announced at a conference later this month. -
The State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV) named WHRO Public Media as a Top Employer for Interns. -
WHRO Public Media announces the release of its revised Algebra 2 online course. -
Teachers, join us Feb. 10 to learn creative, tech-savvy strategies to spark engagement and innovation in your classroom. -
Local journalism students are hosting a public panel discussion to engage community members in a meaningful dialogue about the impact of vaping on youth and public health. -
Eligible candidates can interview virtually for a position to start immediately or in the '26-'27 school year. -
Two local educators, including a WHRO Public Media staff member, are among this year's nominees. -
Ms. Martha shares a story titled "Spy Cub Saves the Savanah." -
Ms. Martha shares a story titled "The Name Game," written and illustrated by Tait Drames. -
Four of WHRO Public Media's online courses have earned the Quality Matters (QM) Certification Mark following a rigorous review process.
