The Rootle Roadster Tour offers free hands-on experiences for families, specially designed to support children ages 8 and under. Activities include STEM experiments, literacy games, and social-emotional learning exercises. Multi-day event: Wednesday Sept 23, 1–8 PM; Thursday & Friday Sept 24–25, 9 AM–8 PM; Saturday Sept 26, 9 AM–2 PM (all times ET). Partners include the Macon County Fair and Region A Partnership for Children.

The Rootle Roadster Tour offers free hands-on experiences for families and is specially designed to support children ages 8 and under. Activities include STEM experiments, literacy games and social-emotional learning exercises. Local community partners are also on hand to offer family resources and support. Partners include the Macon County Fair and Region A Partnership for Children. Multi-day event schedule: Wednesday September 23 1–8 PM ET; Thursday & Friday September 24 & 25 9 AM–8 PM ET; Saturday September 26 9 AM–2 PM ET.

Rootle Roadster Tour at Macon County Fair - Thursday & Friday September 24-25, 9AM-8PM. Part of multi-day event. Features STEM experiments, literacy and movement-based games, creative arts experiences, hands-on learning activities, PBS KIDS education resources, local community partners, take-home learning materials, and giveaways. Designed for children ages 0-8.

Pearson Testing available every Friday from September 25, 2026 through December 18, 2026. Testing sessions are held in the Harrop Room at Phoenixville Library.

Rootle Roadster Tour at Macon County Fair - Saturday September 26, 9AM-2PM. Final day of multi-day event. Features STEM experiments, literacy and movement-based games, creative arts experiences, hands-on learning activities, PBS KIDS education resources, local community partners, take-home learning materials, and giveaways. Designed for children ages 0-8.

The Rootle Roadster Tour offers free hands-on experiences for families and is specially designed to support children ages 8 and under. Activities include STEM experiments, literacy games and social-emotional learning exercises. Local community partners are also on hand to offer family resources and support. Tour hours: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM ET.

Winter session runs December 14, 2026 – February 26, 2027, Monday to Friday 9am–4pm (local Hawaii time). Small classes targeting approximately 4 students per teacher. Curriculum based on National Geographic ESL program. One Full-Day Learning Experience each week, including Ocean & STEM Day (marine biology at Waikiki Aquarium and Kapiolani Park), Nature Science Day (plants, ecosystems and environment), Geology Day (Diamond Head volcanic landscape), and more. Minimum age 5 years old, average age 10 years old, 15 hours of English instruction per week. New activities include laser tag and breakout (escape room problem solving), and a visit to He'eia Fishpond.

GMS Braille Challenge competition event. Time: 9 AM - 2 PM. The Braille Challenge is a literacy competition for students who are blind or visually impaired, testing Braille reading and writing skills.

GMS Braille Challenge event, running from 9 AM to 2 PM (EST). The Braille Challenge is a literacy competition for students with visual impairments. UTC time reflects 9 AM EST start (14:00 UTC) and 2 PM EST end (19:00 UTC).