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Each year, one tech-savvy educator in every state is given an opportunity for professional development and sharing ideas with fellow educators from around the country. Arizona’s 2017-18 PBS Digital Innovator, Amber Akapnitis, is unique among the current cohort of Digital Innovators: all of her students are deaf.

When babies hear words and language, their brains develop important connections needed to learn how to read.

Join us Saturday, March 17, at 6 p.m. to celebrate the beloved PBS series “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” and the modest man who created it.

PBS ranked No. 1 in public trust among nationally known institutions for a 15th consecutive year, according to a nationwide survey.

In conversation with Dr. Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, an expert on childhood language skills, we discuss ways parents can support their child’s healthy development.

The next time you find yourself playing peekaboo with a baby, know that you’re also boosting their healthy development.

From birth to age five, a child’s brain develops more rapidly than at any other time in life with long-term impact on the child’s health.

American Graduate Day is a public media initiative to keep American youth on track to a high school diploma and beyond.

“The Ruff Ruffman Show,” a new animated digital series, helps kids ages 4-8 learn core science concepts through videos, game-play and hands-on activities.

Sesame Street’s newest Muppet character, Julia, is a curious little girl who has autism. And the artist who portrays her is one of our own: Phoenix-based puppeteer Stacey Gordon.