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A man examines data on a laptop near a robotic arm in a tech workspace, representing the rise of artificial intelligence and its impact on the workforce and economy.

PBS News Hour Classroom September 02, 2025

Is a Bubble Forming as AI Investments Drive Economic Growth?

Explore how AI investments are driving economic growth and sparking concerns about a potential tech bubble.

Two teenage boys walk past a "Polling Station" sign on a sidewalk in the United Kingdom, with an orange notice above it reading "Have your ID ready." The image highlights youth engagement following the UK’s decision to lower the voting age to 16.

Close Up September 01, 2025

Teens at the Ballot Box: The United Kingdom Lowers the Voting Age to 16

Explore how lowering the voting age to 16 in the UK impacts youth civic engagement and political participation, and what it means for teen voters worldwide.

an outlook over california farms in the imperial valley

PBS News Hour Classroom August 29, 2025

California Farms Face Pressure as Water Supply Declines

Ask students: Why is the Imperial Valley called "America's winter salad bowl"? Who are some of the people who want the Imperial Valley to use less water?

New York City skyline at night featuring the Tribute in Light—two vertical beams of blue light commemorating the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center—with the illuminated Statue of Liberty in the foreground.

9/11 Day August 29, 2025

Honoring 9/11 Through Service: Teacher Sweepstakes and Resources

Enter the 9/11 Day Teacher Sweepstakes and access free PreK–12 resources to inspire service, kindness, and civic action in your classroom.

A large crowd gathers outside a Target store during a boycott protest led by a pastor. Protesters wear shirts reading “Stay on Target” with red Xs, holding signs and phones, expressing concern over the company’s policies.

PBS News Hour Classroom August 28, 2025

Why Target Is Being Boycotted, and How the Company Has Responded

Learn why a pastor is leading a boycott of Target and how the retailer has responded to growing consumer protests.

Weingarten addressing the A. Philip Randolph Institute education conference in Chicago, Aug. 6.

Randi Weingarten August 28, 2025

Picnics, Parades and Empowering Workers

This Labor Day, we’re focusing on what all working people deserve.

Exterior of the National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C., with fountains and greenery, representing the ongoing debate over how U.S. history is preserved and presented.

PBS News Hour Classroom August 27, 2025

Scholar Says Trump's Efforts to Reframe U.S. History Are 'Reminiscent of McCarthyism'

Explore how a scholar compares former President Trump's efforts to reshape U.S. history education to McCarthy-era tactics.

Education+ August 26, 2025

This Year, Put Your Well-Being on the Lesson Plan: Small Changes Bring Lasting Support

A new school year. A perfect chance for a reset. Learn how small changes can support your sleep, energy and emotional resilience, just in time for the new school year.

Group photo of presenters at the AFT TEACH 2025 conference. From left to right: Kiki Leyba, Abbey Clements, Sari Beth Rosenberg, Sarah Lerner, and Kallie Leyba, standing together in front of a screen displaying their session title on gun violence prevention in schools

Sarah Lerner August 25, 2025

Why Teachers’ Voices Matter: Teachers Unify at AFT TEACH 2025

At AFT TEACH 2025, teachers came together to share stories, support one another, and speak out against gun violence. Hear from the educators behind Teachers Unify and why teachers' voices matter.

Kelly Booz August 21, 2025

Welcome Back to School! Are You Ready for It?

Because teachers (and students) never go out of style.