Produced by Nicole Barradas and Chloe Golan, students at Alonzo and Tracy Mourning Senior High School in Miami, Florida. Defense Secretary Ash Carter made history recently by announcing that all combat positions in the United States military will be open to women. Shantell Gonzalez is the commanding officer… Read More
Earlier this school year, Managing Editor of Education Leah Clapman and Student Reporting Labs Director Thaisi Da Silva represented SRL at the National Educational Telecommunications Association conference in Tampa, Florida. A highlight of the annual conference was a student-led interview with Jamie Merisotis, the president and CEO of the Lumina Foundation. Read More
American Graduate DaySaturday, October 3, 2015, 11:00 am – 6:00 pmTisch WNET Studio at Lincoln Center NJTV and… Read More
Since the Student Reporting Labs launched, KLRU has been an invaluable partner. Read More
Detroit Public Television is our station of the month!… Read More
Each month, the Student Reporting Labs program celebrates its amazing teachers by recognizing a Connected Educator of the Month. These teachers go above and beyond every day to carry out the program mission. Educators are nominated for their hard-work, passion and eagerness to guide the next generation of public media journalists to success. Read More
Congratulations to Renee Aalund from Turtle Mountain Community High School in Belcourt, North Dakota. Renee's ability to challenge her science learners to care about storytelling makes her this month’s Student Reporting Labs Connected Educator of the Month. Read More
The Coachella Valley Unified School District in California is one of the poorest districts in the U.S. To provide Internet access to students who live in neighborhoods that lack reliable wireless connections, the district installed solar-powered Wi-Fi routers on school buses. Everyday, the buses are parked in neighborhoods and trailer park homes so that students can do their homework online. Read More
Good science journalism shows you how the world works. And doing the actual reporting can show you how your brain works as it seeks to find the story in a flood of information, conversations and observation. Read More