Kids

“Juneteenth - Celebrating Literary and Artistic Freedom” looks to the legacy of Black literacy.

The justices rejected a broad attack from Republican-led states and white families who argued that the system is based on race.

The latest on the I-95 bridge in Northeast Philadelphia that collapsed after a truck beneath it burst into flames. And, WHYY’s new kids’ program Albie’s Elevator now on TV-12!

Nemours Children's Hospital offers a 'Enchanted Forest' prom to give teenage patients a sense of normalcy and community.

It’s taken two rounds of testing, and the process was marred by sloppiness and a lack of transparency, but a $3.8 million “shot of adrenaline’’ is coming.

Judge Robert Hinkle has temporarily blocked portions of a new Florida law that bans transgender minors from receiving puberty blockers.

Public education in America is still divided between the haves and have-nots, and the problem doesn’t get much worse than in Pennsylvania. But change could be coming.

More than 150,000 at-home ID kits provided to Delaware families will help investigators locate the kids should they go missing.

A bill to offer health care to income eligible kids and those who are pregnant regardless of immigration status is not moving forward.

If they win, the case could set a precedent for state welfare agencies across the country, especially when they remove a child from a home without a court order.

The six-week Léemelo program has seen success in a school where the majority of students speak Spanish.

The Arden Theatre opens “25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” at the same time two Philly kids are competing in the national bee.

Rain Poetry features haikus written by schoolchildren painted on sidewalks with invisible ink.

Despite significant progress in foster care in Delaware, better support and transition programs are needed.

Ahead of the primary, youth engagement has taken many forms, even including those not yet old enough to cast a ballot.