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Schools must apply to become a Student Reporting Lab — via an application available on the SRL website.
Student Reporting Labs train the next generation of journalists to share important community stories with the world.
Amy Woods, a teacher at Northview High School in Covina, CA, embodies public media's mission as she guides her students on how to tell stories about minority communities.
Almost 900 SoCal students busted out their pens, papers and crayons for PBS SoCal's KIDS Writers Contest in 2019. Here are the first, second and third place winners. Winners were also recognized for the following special categories: Humor, Illustration, Science Fiction and Kindness.
That's write! It's time to get creative and let your story be heard. Submissions are open between January 13, 2020 – July 31, 2020.
A 2019 PBS SoCal KIDS Writers Contest Winner. Fairy princess Destiny Flame is very powerful. When beasts and mud monsters invade her kingdom, she shows exactly how wise and kind she is as well.
A 2019 PBS SoCal KIDS Writers Contest Winner. After a discarded avocado seed falls to the ground, Moldy, the cool avocado dude, is born.
A 2019 PBS SoCal KIDS Writers Contest Winner. It's the first day of kindergarten at race car school for Little Jazz. After a bully asks him to race, Little Jazz proves that he's not only a great race car, but an even better friend.
A 2018 PBS SoCal KIDS Writers Contest Winner. Lisa the bunny and Bobo the fox teach us the impact kindness and generosity can have on others.
A 2018 PBS SoCal KIDS Writers Contest Winner. A new baby brother shows us that farts are no match for the love between siblings.
This 2018 PBS SoCal KIDS Writers Contest Winner features a girl’s passion for flight and how it drives her older sister to build her the perfect flying bike.
By Zhenwei GaoGreetings from Zhenwei Gao! I’m a junior at Etiwanda High School in Rancho Cucamonga, California. This summer, I attended the PBS NewsHour…