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With NextLens, SCETV showcases work of student filmmakers (opens the original)
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South Carolina ETV is reimagining its strategies for connecting with Gen Z and youth audiences through initiatives that leverage the network’s relationships with schools and students. NextLens, an online film festival featuring the work of young media makers from across the state, is its most enduring Gen Z project to date. Started in 2023, the online festival draws on submissions from high-school and college students to promote, package and present their work across the network’s digital platfo
Rick Steves curriculum brings European history, music to classrooms (opens the original)
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A new curriculum based on a Rick Steves TV special will teach students in grades 5–12 about European history and classical music. The curriculum, which was the subject of a Monday session at the annual National Educational Telecommunications Association Conference in New Orleans, is based on Rick Steves’ Europe: A Symphonic Journey. The special, which premiered on Cincinnati’s CET in April 2025, combines performances of 19th-century classical works by U.S. orchestras with footage from the broadc
Florida newsrooms partner to cover every county school board race (opens the original)
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Newsrooms across Florida participated in a new initiative to produce and share reporting on local school board elections. Candidates in these races typically attract very little media coverage, yet their priorities and issue positions can make a big impact on education outcomes in their districts and beyond. The Florida Trib, a nonprofit newsroom with a government accountability and investigations focus, organized the collaborative coverage through its Florida Election Reporting Partnership, whi
Teen WDIY host aims to make STEM knowledge accessible for all (opens the original)
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An accomplished inventor, Aryash Shyam is branching out into radio hosting as well. He’ll just have to be sure he can still finish all his homework. Shyam, a high-school freshman, is the newest host of Teen Scientist, a monthly show on WDIY in Allentown, Pa., that gives students the chance to interview science experts and help audiences see how developments in STEM affect them. The half-hour show, which is also available as a podcast, launched in 2019 as part of the station’s Youth Media Program
How editorial partnerships bolster local climate reporting (opens the original)
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Public radio newsrooms that have invested in climate reporting are leaning into editorial partnerships to sustain coverage of this specialized, and increasingly local, news beat. At WUSF in Tampa, Fla., the commitment to climate reporting is more urgent than ever, said reporter and host Jessica Meszaros, who won a 2026 Public Media Journalists Association Award for her story about how extreme heat increases health risks during pregnancy. “Every single person who lives in Florida is impacted one
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