The Magic School Bus is a classically animated Science show, still shown in schools throughout the country. But, the show was actually based on a book. Here's how the bus came together.

Grab your permission slips and fasten your seat belts because "The Magic School Bus" is back! Netflix just released the trailer for its reboot,"The Magic School Bus Rides Again," set for streaming ...

She conjured Ms. Frizzle and the shape-shifting yellow coach of the “Magic School Bus” books, taking readers on field trips inside the human body, down to the ocean floor, into space and beyond.

In February, Netflix announced it would bring back the beloved ’90s phenomenon in a new show called Magic School Bus Rides Again. Of course, the original was a product of its time. Elementary ...

The Magic School Bus had its fair share of impressive guest stars, but this holiday-themed episode, which featured Dolly Parton playing the role of Ms. Frizzle’s cousin Murph, takes the cake.

How has the Magic School Bus series changed over the years, if at all? JOANNA COLE: I don’t think it has changed. It continues to be a combination of humor, fiction and science.

The Magic School Bus’s teacher, Ms. Frizzle, is a composite of several real-life people. To helm his new franchise, Walker hired offbeat illustrator Bruce Degen and science/humor writer Joanna Cole.

The new show will be called "The Magic School Bus 360°," and feature 26 CGI-animated episodes. It's slated to premiere in 2016 for subscribers' binge-watching pleasure.