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The PBS NewsHour Extra Student Reporting Labs connects high school students to local PBS stations and news professionals in their community to produce original, student-generated news video reports. Student Reporting Labs provides an innovative journalism curriculum and an online collaborative space for students to develop digital media, critical thinking, and communication skills while producing original news reports for PBS NewsHour Extra. The young people who participate in the project learn how to report, problem-solve, synthesize information, and investigate important topics; they use journalism as a form of learning.Student Reports
- What Role Does Fashion Play in Politics? Fashion choices can affect the way voters see candidates, as student reporters from Fort Mill High School in South Carolina find out in this video.
- In Las Vegas, Sports Keep Kids in School. According to this report from Desert Pines High School, many kids stay in school because of extracurricular activities.
- Young Reporters Explore Music Education Cuts. Student reporters from Fraser High School in Michigan look at the consequences of cutting funding to school arts programs.
- Detroit-Area Teens Gather Viewpoints on Staying in School. Teens from a Detroit-area high school talk to a legislator, a former dropout, and a school administrator about the importance of staying in school.
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