Scholastic Kid Reporter Leyla Saldanha pictured with Arndrea Waters King and Martin Luther King III.

Creator Aidan Meller discusses the effect of artificial intelligence and technology on art.

Last month, Madison Public Schools in Connecticut actively supported their community during the holiday season through various fundraisers to help those in need. 

Scientist Jacquline Fazekas is the ninth person and the first woman to identify an asteroid before it impacted Earth.

Homegrown authors write local story books to help kids connect with culture and history

Jon Bon Jovi’s “Soul Kitchens” offer a delicious and dignified way to help reduce food insecurity.

More than 8,000 attendees in Philadelphia celebrate the National Women’s Convention’s 21st Anniversary.

Transforming a Creative Hobby into a Successful Pet Accessory Business.

Bestselling author Claribel A. Ortega discusses her journey and the challenges of revising her latest ‘Witchlings’ book.

A safe haven for reptiles and a commitment to the community.

Dr. Choe Jae Chun is a sociobiologist who studies how animals live together. He grew up exploring nature and is inspired by Dr. Jane Goodall.

Hurricanes Helene and Milton caused severe damage in the Southern U.S. Team Rubicon has been crucial in recovery efforts, clearing roads and providing essential support.

On a mission to make Singapore a Zero Waste Nation, the National Environment Agency's initiatives encourage reducing consumption, increasing recycling, and promoting

In her third article about the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago, our Kid Reporter explores the Robert A. Pritzker Center for Meteoritics and Polar Studies.

Mark Pollock of Ireland started an international fundraising event to seek a cure for paralysis. 

On October 27, young people celebrated animal life and nature at the University of California Botanical Garden of Berkeley. 

Colin Crooks, who has been the British Ambassador to South Korea since 2022, emphasizes the importance of learning about other cultures. 

Thanks to Habitat for Humanity in DeKalb County and local support, an Illinois family will now live in a historic house.

Growing up, local chef John Shields helped his grandmother when she cooked in a church kitchen. 

Climate change, which is leading to warmer winters and hotter summers, is endangering the moose population. 

At a historic venue in Old Town Alexandria, young people share stories from the past. 

As part of his book tour, the New York Times bestselling author and illustrator visits our Kid Reporter’s school.

Hurricanes Helene and Milton caused catastrophic damage in the Southern United States. Electrical linemen worked around the clock to help repair downed power lines.  

Growing economic pressures have led many people to postpone having a family. 

Gan Ching Hwee of Singapore broke two national records at the Summer Olympic Games in Paris.