WMHT supports students, educators, and families with on-air and online content to enrich the learning experience for all ages. Our comprehensive suite of tools and content includes: a growing library of PBS LearningMedia, PBS KIDS and PBS KIDS for Parents material, local education programming and our ongoing “Ready to Learn” programs, bringing literacy and math education to schools and libraries near you.
Classical Student Musician of the Month
View performances and interviews featuring talented Classical Student Musicians from school districts in our community and nominate a student.
CTLE and Professional Development
Earn continuing education credit (CTLE) through WMHT's award-winning programming and learn about ongoing professional development opportunities.
Local Education Content
These short videos and series from WMHT will give you and your students new insights into your communities. Associated learning media content is added regularly.
Learning Services Advisory Committee
The Learning Services Advisory Committee (LSAC) brings together passionate education professionals (broadly defined) to assist us in identifying the educational needs of the communities served by WMHT.
WMHT Films
WMHT-produced documentaries are local history and social commentary at their finest. These gems are perfect classroom viewing and we are adding associated learning media content every month.
WMHT and PBS LearningMedia
FREE standards-aligned videos, interactives, lesson plans, and more for teachers. Find lesson plans based on locally produced content. Want help implementing them in your classroom? Contact us below!
PBS Education
All-in-one resource featuring Instructional content and advice from educators for educators.
PBS Kids (ages 2-8)
Videos, games, and apps for kids ages 2-8, all on one handy website!
PBS Kids (For Parents & Caregivers)
Fun activities, crafts, and projects to share with your child.
Ready to Learn
This program provides resources, training, and family engagement activities for childcare providers, early education teachers, and families.
Teacher Appreciation Week
Nominate a teacher you think deserves to be recognized during Teacher Appreciation Week, an annual celebration of educators making an impact in our community.
COMING SOON: Student Media
Student Media
What is the true cost of war? Students at Tech Valley High School conducted research to examine the costs and benefits of modern wars to answer this question. They then shared their findings in a podcast, featured on our website. The project is based on the Costs of War project at Brown University. The class is co-taught by ELA teacher Cat Eisele and U.S. history teacher Tom Morrill. Ms. Eisele says, “In two years or less, they are going to be voters. Having that knowledge of how to get that information and accurately analyze it and then use that to inform themselves to be better voters and citizens is really important.”
Tech Valley Students Analyze the Cost of War
Students at Tech Valley High School weigh the costs and benefits of modern wars.
