Costumed kids can whip up glowing slime and Frankenstein-style contraptions at the Inner Harbor museum, no extra ticket required.

Ezra Lehman, 7, is trading flower money for livestock, hoping to launch a breeding flock at his family's Putnam County hobby farm.

Dr. Ni'Cola Mitchell's nonprofit lands at Northwest Career & Technical Academy this Saturday, tackling bullying and self-image for girls ages 9 to 20.

New Village Academy welcomes 180 students to a former department store, with a ribbon-cutting set for August 18 before classes start.

Little Maison will fill a Union Street space empty since Sur La Table's 2020 exit, with a play zone for crawlers and toddlers alike.

Lockhart ISD is slashing classroom screen use and building new playgrounds as part of its “Childhood Unlocked” push this fall.

Free child ID cards, a pedal pull and a new pig-chasing scramble headline Wednesday's lineup in Sandusky.

The Louisiana-themed park at Laketown will feature a trawl boat and fishing camp for kids of all abilities.

Logan March, who has Gould Syndrome and epilepsy, is the 36th child matched with BC Athletics through Team IMPACT.

The 972-student campus on Persimmon Boulevard will let Westlake families walk or bike to class for the first time.

Teachers at ACE Integration Head Start reportedly went a month without pay before the Bushwick center suspended classes for dozens of kids.

The Centennial campus once turned away 300 applicants a year — now it's built to serve 3,300 students in fields from welding to film.

An air quality detector flagged elevated formaldehyde in every squishy toy tested, and a White Plains pediatrician says that alone should give parents pause.