Music has a very special power. It brings together people from all walks of life to make something magical. To help spread the message of making music the Colere Quartet is taking their message on the road in hopes of inspiring young kids to pick an instrument.

It was only a century ago that women in the United States were given the right to vote in elections. The History Museum in South Bend is honoring those who fought for that right in their Votes for Women Exhibit.        

The Center for Community Justice is trying to erase the words "at risk" and replace them with "at promise", in regards to teens who have made bad decisions when it comes to emotional expression. They want to shape these young people into adults who are responsible with their emotional expression so that they not only avoid making impulsive decisions that they may regret, but that they also transform their community through their positive actions.

Gardening has been taught at Hollywood Elementary in Stevensville, Michigan for years. However in this day and age, educators at Hollywood Elementary find that it is even more vital to teach children where their food comes from. They also like to teach their students the importance of also taking care of the earth while doing so. They believe gardening is an essential life skill, and teaching students the basic sets them on the right path to career and health choices.

Studytable is an app currently only in the Apple Store that allows college students to connect with one another to discuss what they're learning in class. Students are able to do more than just chat with one another. They can share notes and form digital study groups to make sure everyone can succeed.        

Change is always happening. And it's happened even more so in the world of education. But often times, too much change can lead to Change Fatigue. We find out how all educators are able to cope with change and adapt for the future.        

The Benton Harbor Girls Academy wants girls to get an education that is free of distractions and that does not undermine their intelligence. Their academy pride's itself on educating girls in an atmosphere that places them in the center, so that the focus is on them and what they are learning. They want girls to feel confident about their abilities, and to know that they are just as capable as males.

In this age of e-learning, it is easy for children to miss out on valuable social and hands on learning opportunities. Culver-Union Township Public Library wants to do its part by picking up where schools leave off. Their Activity Club gives students an outlet to participate in lots of neat projects, and to also communicate with others in a safe and hygienic atmosphere.

Go Baby Go! is a program that teaches students the basics of engineering, and also the art of giving back. Local engineers help mentor students at Edgewood Middle school, by teaching them to modify electric cars, for children with disabilities. The modifications are to fit the needs of children's various physical and mental differences, so that they are able to get around just as easy as anyone else.

Switching from in person to all digital or even hybrid teaching can come with its fair share of bumps along the way. The Indiana eLearning Lab was created to provide all educators with ideas and tools that can be used to keep students engaged and learning.        

A subject parents may have trouble talking to their kids about is politics. We explore some ways, children can be introduced to this area of discussion without delving into specific issues.

ServSafe courses are mandatory for chefs' work in kitchens. The courses are vital because they teach the cook proper hygiene practices to follow. Laquisha Jackson is a chef, caterer, and owner of Soulful Kitchen. She had to learn these practices to pursue her passion, and hopes to share the knowledge through her hands-on courses.