Spell your name (or another word) for a fun, at home fitness activity for families developed by Aicha Mosha of FITTastic by Aicha.

Choose your own Spring Break adventure right here in San Antonio, with these tips for fun, local activities from Gloria Carey Nwelue. You can hit the trails at great parks, be a tourist in your own city at downtown landmarks, or grab a milkshake and enjoy some retro fun.

New Schools of Innovation are opening every year at Edgewood ISD, including campuses focused on performing arts, STEAM, public service, and leadership. Dr. Eduardo Hernández, Superintendent, and Chris Nester, Chief of Technology, Transformation, and Innovation at Edgewood ISD, join us to share about the variety of schools in the Innovation Zones and to offer tips for families and students about how to apply for enrollment.

When your teen wants to choose a new high school, how do you help them make a smart choice? Get tips from Dariela Galindo, a sophomore at Travis Early College High School in SAISD, and learn about her school choice journey.

Jean-Michel Basquiat was a groundbreaking artist who used an expressive, colorful style to draw attention to marginalized figures and issues affecting the Black community. Katie Mallette, an art teacher at Democracy Prep at the Stewart Campus, joins us to share an art project: how to make a portrait in the style of Basquiat. Making this project with your kids is a great way to learn about this landmark Black artist and celebrate Black History Month.

“Remember that today you can not only make a difference in your own life, but in the life of others.” That is the motto of Katie Chain, Program Manager at H-E-B, who supports the mentorship program for H-E-B Partners with students at CAST Tech, a high school in the CAST Schools network. Mentorships help students by guiding their life and career choices, and benefit employers like H-E-B by cultivating a skilled future workforce. Learn more about mentorship in a conversation with Katie and Jason Salazar, a CAST Tech student.

Pivoting family Valentine’s Day plans with the cold weather and pandemic this year? Shake things up and learn how to make a Cutie Charcuterie to enjoy with your kids. Join us to get all the details from Chef Dave Terrazas of Foodie Classroom.

Frank L. Madla Early College High School is an open enrollment public charter school on the Southside of San Antonio that provides a supportive environment while students complete their high school diplomas and earn college credits at Palo Alto College. Jeff Flores, Principal at Frank L. Madla Early College High School, and Khalid Zakaria, Academic Counselor at Frank L. Madla Early College High School, join us to talk about the program and how families can help their students enroll.

Eleanor Kolitz Hebrew Language Academy (EKHLA) is a public charter school that prepares confident students through high academic and behavioral standards, who are grounded in Hebrew language and Israeli culture. Vice Principal Tracy Smith and District Coordinator/Athletics Director Gabriela Tawil join us to share about the school's rich culture and to offer advice about open enrollment—through February 28, 2021.

Do you know why we celebrate Black History Month in February? Deborah Omowale Jarmon, CEO/Director of the San Antonio African American Community Archive & Museum (SAAACAM), joins us to talk about the origins of Black history month and share resources to learn about Black history in San Antonio.