EDUCATION   

Today's programming takes us to meet the ingenious ancient Greeks, the wise Roosevelts and some strange animal ancestors.

Start your day off with lyrical maestra Maya Angelou, then learn what it was like to grow up as a girl during the Civil War with the March sisters. Finally, we'll be going to the Moon with a stellar cast of characters that includes human computers and astronauts.

Today’s programming includes science superhero Stephen Hawking, who shares a surprising characteristic with Darth Vader, and sci-fi queen Ursula K. Leguin. Plus, learn about modern African American history and the struggle for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

This week, we’re traveling to the 1918 influenza pandemic to learn how what happened in the past can help today. We’ll also visit Maya Angelou, join Fantine in 18th century France and Buzz Aldrin in outer space and end with a tour of Yellowstone National Park.

Today, we time travel to explore McCarthyism as well as what it was like to be a Black LGBTQ person before the Civil Rights Act of 1964; and to keep things interesting, we’ll also talk about why we are drawn to love stories.

Today, we're taking a deep dive into Korea (both North and South) and the problem with plastic, plus a healthy dose of Shakespeare for good measure.

Take a look at Wednesday's schedule and some cool stories and activities that go along with it.

Here's what to keep an eye out for on March 23 for grades 9 through 12.

Here are the programs airing March 23 and fun activities to pair up with them.

At-Home Educational Content for Grades 9-12 | Week of March 23, 2020.