An in depth discussion by teens, for teens, on how they struggle with mental health issues such as anxiety, depression, and suicide, as well as the warning signs. Tuesday, June 28th at 9:30 PM.
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Today we taped our WTVI PBS Charlotte show "Out of the Dark: Teens talk mental health." The show was hosted by teenager Naomi Bazemore from Phillip O. Berry who had NEVER hosted before, but did a great job!
Special thanks to all of our guests for being courageous enough to share their stories on this topic. The show airs Tuesday, June 28th at 9:30pm. Mark your calendar for this important conversation.
Wonder what the treasure in your attic is worth? Find out Monday, June 6 at 7:00 p.m. when PBS Charlotte features the return of Carolina Collectibles, our local version of Antiques Roadshow.
Last fall, people from around our community brought their treasures to be verbally valuated by experts from Leland Little Auctions, and you’ll be amazed at what we found.
YOU can be a part of our next Carolina Collectibles event on Saturday, October 15! Sign up today and receive our on-demand streaming service, PBS Charlotte Passport, as a member benefit. You’ll gain access to a library of over 1,700 episodes of the PBS shows you love, available to stream anytime, anywhere.
How PBS Charlotte’s Creative Coder Helps Empower Pre-Schoolers
PBS Charlotte recently partnered with Hidden Valley Elementary School to offer Creative Coders, a digital media & technology coding program focused on the PBS KIDS Scratch Jr. coding app. Serving low-income families, the workshops are part of PBS Charlotte's commitment to help bridge the various gaps in education in the region. The preschoolers that participated strengthened their cognitive skills and in 12 weeks, 96% of students showed improvement in foundational math skills.
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