Showing posts with label LCPS-TV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LCPS-TV. Show all posts
Friday, November 16, 2012
News: Countryside Elementary Students Learn to be Unafraid of Bullies
"I Am Unafraid" with Dr. Jay Banks from LCPS-TV on Vimeo.
(Nov. 16, 2012) - Students at Countryside Elementary learned they no longer have to be afraid of bullies during two assemblies last month featuring Dr. Jay Banks in the school’s multi-purpose room. Banks presented his “I am Unafraid” program, which empowers students over bullies and bullying situations.
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Band: Marching Band Showcase Airs on Local Cable
(Nov. 3, 2010) - LCPS-TV, the educational channel for Loudoun County Public Schools, will air the third installment Thursday night in its four-part series “Marching Band Showcase,” which spotlights the bands of the 12 Loudoun County Public Schools.
“Marching Band Showcase,” now in its third season, can be seen on Comcast Cable channel 18, along with Verizon channel 43 and Openband channel 42. Future episodes will be shown on Thursdays: November 4th and November 11th (all at 8 p.m.). The shows will repeat Monday at 8p.m. and daily at 5:30 p.m.
“Marching Band Showcase” was created and produced by local television producer and Leesburg Technology and Loudoun Cable Commission member Oliver Peters.
Camera work, editing, and research have been provided by the students of the Monroe Technology Center's TV Production and Digital Moviemaking Program, under the supervision of instructor Gary Hawke.
All programming broadcast on LCPS-TV can be simultaneously viewed on the LCPS website at http://www.lcps.org/.
“Marching Band Showcase,” now in its third season, can be seen on Comcast Cable channel 18, along with Verizon channel 43 and Openband channel 42. Future episodes will be shown on Thursdays: November 4th and November 11th (all at 8 p.m.). The shows will repeat Monday at 8p.m. and daily at 5:30 p.m.
“Marching Band Showcase” was created and produced by local television producer and Leesburg Technology and Loudoun Cable Commission member Oliver Peters.
Camera work, editing, and research have been provided by the students of the Monroe Technology Center's TV Production and Digital Moviemaking Program, under the supervision of instructor Gary Hawke.
All programming broadcast on LCPS-TV can be simultaneously viewed on the LCPS website at http://www.lcps.org/.
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