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Close-up of a person using a smartphone, symbolizing how some social networks can help connect communities and promote civic engagement in challenging or divided times.

PBS News Hour Classroom May 14, 2025

How A Social Network Is Bringing Communities Together in Divisive Times

Ask students: What book inspired Wood-Lewis to "create something that helps neighbors build community through mundane interactions?"

Composite image featuring six influential Jewish and Asian American labor leaders: Saket Soni, Larry Itliong, Ai-jen Poo, Clara Lemlich, Sidney Hillman, and Rose Schneiderman. These organizers represent a powerful legacy of immigrant-led, multiracial solidarity in the American labor movement.

Andy Kratochvil May 12, 2025

6 Jewish and Asian American Labor Leaders Who Changed U.S. History

Meet six Jewish and Asian American labor leaders whose powerful stories highlight the immigrant-led, multiracial roots of the American labor movement.

Outdoor climate education activity with students using art and science, aligned with Share My Lesson’s free 2025 PD webinars

Andy Kratochvil May 06, 2025

Reimagine Climate Education: Free Tools and PD

If you need standards-aligned, ready-to-use resources to teach climate change, these free, on-demand webinars—featuring sea turtles, short films and real-world simulations—are packed with ready-to-use lessons, inspiration and free professional development credit.

A man wearing glasses and a green shirt sits at a table in an art classroom, holding up a colorful drawing of a whimsical, rainbow-striped animal with multiple legs and a curly tail. Another person in a plaid shirt sits in the background, and a person wearing a denim apron stands nearby. Art supplies and shelves filled with colorful paper are visible behind them.

PBS News Hour Classroom May 06, 2025

Artists with Disabilities Let Their Creativity Soar at this Utah Studio

Ask students: Where is the Jump the Moon art studio located? How does Bingham help artists with physical disabilities create art in his studio?

Middle school student using a cellphone during class with an open notebook—illustrating real challenges explored in the Phones in Focus initiative.

Andy Kratochvil May 03, 2025

Should Cellphones Be Allowed in School? Why Teacher Voice Matters

Should students be allowed to use cellphones in schools? Teachers are speaking up on school phone policies. Take a brief survey and read insights from Angela Duckworth on how data can drive smarter decisions.

Exterior view of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, D.C., featuring its distinctive bronze-colored, tiered lattice design on a clear, sunny day.

PBS News Hour Classroom May 02, 2025

Exploring the Efforts to Control How U.S. History Is Presented in Museums and Monuments

Ask students: When did President Trump give a speech in front of Mount Rushmore? Why is the Trump administration targeting the Smithsonian Museums?

teacher appreciation cliche sticky notes

Andy Kratochvil May 02, 2025

No More Mugs, Please! Navigating Teacher Appreciation Week and Prioritizing Wellness

Laugh through the best and worst Teacher Appreciation Week gifts—then join us for a free wellness webinar to help educators tackle burnout and prioritize self-care.

Three adults, including a man using a wheelchair, smile together outside a public building during a Medicaid advocacy event. The group stands in solidarity to raise awareness about how Medicaid cuts could affect people with disabilities.

PBS News Hour Classroom May 01, 2025

People With Disabilities Explain How Medicaid Cuts Could Impact Their Lives

Ask students: How would cutting $880 billion from Medicaid affect home and community-based services? Why does President Trump believe that cuts to Medicaid are necessary?

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney sit across from each other during a bilateral meeting at 10 Downing Street, with national flags behind them and glasses of water on the table. Photo by Lauren Hurley / No 10 Downing Street

PBS News Hour Classroom April 29, 2025

What’s on Voters’ Minds as Canada Elects a New Prime Minister

Ask students: What are the main differences between the Liberal and Conservative parties of Canada and the Democrats and Republicans of the U.S.?

PSRP leaders and attendees stand in a line at the front of a conference room while others applaud from round tables. AFT speakers stand at a podium, and some participants wear themed outfits and fun accessories, reflecting a celebratory and community-focused atmosphere.

AFT PSRP April 28, 2025

12 Pro Tips for Effective PSRP Leadership and Advocacy

Discover 12 actionable tips from PSRP leaders to strengthen your voice, support your colleagues, and advocate for school communities. A must-read for education support staff and union leaders.