Schedule: May 1, 2024
Showcasing the excellence and diversity of the nation’s premier research university, UCTV. Check out the UCTV’s Health & Medicine Programs!
Showcasing the excellence and diversity of the nation’s premier research university, UCTV. Check out the UCTV’s Science Programs!
News programs and informational shows produced by students at Folsom High School.
The latest news from Helen Carr Castello Elementary School in the Elk Grove Unified School District.
News and videos from Sutter Middle School in the Sacramento Unified School District.
Check out the SEVA studio from James McKee Elementary School!
Michael Schaadt, Director Emeritus of the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium, clarifies the multiple issues facing our oceanic environment, from global overfishing to warming seas and rising tides.
Shows presented by Elk Grove USD
A new chapter in the Time of Remembrance Oral Histories Project: The Secret War in Laos, includes first-hand accounts from the Vietnam War.
A new chapter in the Time of Remembrance Oral Histories Project: The Secret War in Laos, includes first-hand accounts from the Vietnam War. This is Tua Vang’s account of his experiences as a refugee and of the history of the Secret War.
In 1994, genocide erupted in the small, landlocked African nation of Rwanda. Within days, all foreign peacekeeping forces, embassies, and civilians evacuated the country. Over the course of 100 days, more than 800,000 Rwandans, mostly Tutsi and Tutsi sympathizers, were brutally murdered. Carl Wilkens was the only American to remain. Through courage and negotiations, often with extremist Hutu government forces, he was able to save the lives of hundreds of people, many of them children.
Stephen King read from his new novel 11/22/63 and discussed his long literary career with novelist Tom Perrotta.
On August 27, astronauts Suni Williams and Joe Acaba hosted an interview live from the International Space Station with audience members at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Libary and Museum.
Kids.gov presents profiles of careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.
A concert by bagpiper and flutist Carlos Nunez. This concert features a special emphasis on the music collected by Alan Lomax in Galicia in the 1950s.
NASA brings you the latest news, images and videos from America’s space agency, pioneering the future in space exploration, scientific discovery and aeronautics research.
NOAA is an agency that enriches life through science. From the surface of the sun to the depths of the ocean floor, they work to keep citizens informed of the changing environment around them.
Yosemite Nature Notes is a video podcast series that tells unique stories about the natural and human history of Yosemite National Park.
Latinx and Chicanx student organizations are more than just clubs. They provide ways to find your cultural compass, foster lifelong friendships, and amplify your voice in a supportive, empowering space. These organizations explore traditions, navigate challenges, and help students flourish both socially and academically. Hear how these organizations host events, discussions, and gatherings where diversity is embraced, ideas spark, and unity thrives.
What do designing aircraft, enlarging paintings, and running faster than the Wright Flyer all have in common? These things may all seem like feats of magic, but they all rely heavily on Math. Tune in to STEM in 30 to learn all about real world applications of Math, and learn a little magic along the way.
In this episode of Science 360 we’ll learn about biophotonics, the sensitivity of alligators and crocodiles, and bonobos. Also we’ll go down to the Little Shop of Physics to learn about ‘hot flashes.’
What do volcanoes reveal about the Earth? Geologist Elizabeth Cottrell explains how volcanoes form, how they work, and what comes out of them. See what she learns from volcanic rocks collected from the seafloor.
Rapidly changing glaciers in Alaska demonstrate tight physical and ecological linkages with downstream ecosystems that bridge the icefield-to-ocean continuum. This episode highlights recent efforts of an Alaska Climate Science Center to better understand these linkages.
How is AI reshaping industries and everyday life? And what are the ethical and societal implications of these changes? Brandie Nonnecke, Ph.D., Founding Director of the CITRIS Policy Lab at UC Berkeley, is navigating the intricate landscape of artificial intelligence, from its basic forms — such as narrow AI focused on specific tasks — to the aspirational concepts of generative AI that can be applied across various domains. In this program, Nonnecke gives a comprehensive understanding of AI, cutting through the hype to reveal its actual potential and limitations and preparing attendees for the nuanced reality of an AI-integrated future.
The Sacramento County Teachers of the Year program recognizes excellence in teaching within the county’s schools. Participating districts nominate individual teachers to receive this special recognition.
The Sacramento County Teachers of the Year program recognizes excellence in teaching within the county’s schools. Participating districts nominate individual teachers to receive this special recognition.
Are you interested in becoming the next EGUSD Student Board Member? The position is a one-year term, open to current sophomores and juniors. Isabella Sigal, a senior at Franklin High School, is the current Student Board Member. Learn more about her experience, how this role is preparing her for the future and why she thinks all students should apply!
The Elk Grove Unified School District’s Linked Learning program provides students with an educational experience that extends beyond the classroom and reaches into the future. We strive to guide each student in preparation for college and career. Through our career academies and pathways, students can explore a number of career fields including public service, business, health, engineering, green energy, agricultural science, auto technology and media. Students in career academies join a Linked Learning team of teachers and participate in integrated series of core academic and Career Technical Education (CTE) courses related to a career theme. Students in non-academy career pathways engage in intensive, extended training with a particular career focus. Both academies and pathways offer opportunities for students to earn transferable college credits or industry certifications.
The Elk Grove Unified School District’s Linked Learning program provides students with an educational experience that extends beyond the classroom and reaches into the future. We strive to guide each student in preparation for college and career. Through our career academies and pathways, students can explore a number of career fields including public service, business, health, engineering, green energy, agricultural science, auto technology and media. Students in career academies join a Linked Learning team of teachers and participate in integrated series of core academic and Career Technical Education (CTE) courses related to a career theme. Students in non-academy career pathways engage in intensive, extended training with a particular career focus. Both academies and pathways offer opportunities for students to earn transferable college credits or industry certifications.
Superintendent Christopher Hoffman sits down with students at Toby Johnson Middle School in this installment of Scoop with the Sup! They talk about everything from making connections on campus to what resources are available to students, and why inclusion is so important. Stay tuned for part 2!
In part 2 of Scoop with the Sup, Superintendent Christopher Hoffman speaks specifically about attendance with students at Toby Johnson Middle School. They discuss the importance of showing up to school every day and how having good attendance equals long term success!
At Laguna Creek High School we hear how counselors are guiding and inspiring our students. Thank you EGUSD counselors for all of your hard work and dedication!
Samuel Kennedy Elementary School is grateful for Measure M, which provided the school with everything from carpet, to paint, a shade structure and so much more. Hear from the principal and other staff about how these improvements are benefitting students.
EGUSD Satellite Career Technical Education (CTE) Program provides students with an opportunity to travel from their school to another site to experience a new program. Learn more about the Automotive Program at Florin High School in the Elk Grove Unified School District. The Automotive Program is one of many Satellite Programs in the district that gives 12th grade students the opportunity to learn job skills, find out about a career, gain employment, and select a college major.
The Elk Grove Unified School District’s Linked Learning program provides students with an educational experience that extends beyond the classroom and reaches into the future. We strive to guide each student in preparation for college and career. Through our career academies and pathways, students can explore a number of career fields including public service, business, health, engineering, green energy, agricultural science, auto technology and media. Students in career academies join a Linked Learning team of teachers and participate in integrated series of core academic and Career Technical Education (CTE) courses related to a career theme. Students in non-academy career pathways engage in intensive, extended training with a particular career focus. Both academies and pathways offer opportunities for students to earn transferable college credits or industry certifications.
This weekend was the EGUSD Visual Arts Showcase at Cosumnes River College. Students from across the district displayed their art, including everything from photography, to ceramics and drawings. Our high school bands also played music at the event. Amazing job by all of our talented artists!
The Elk Grove Unified School District’s Linked Learning program provides students with an educational experience that extends beyond the classroom and reaches into the future. We strive to guide each student in preparation for college and career. Through our career academies and pathways, students can explore a number of career fields including public service, business, health, engineering, green energy, agricultural science, auto technology and media. Students in career academies join a Linked Learning team of teachers and participate in integrated series of core academic and Career Technical Education (CTE) courses related to a career theme. Students in non-academy career pathways engage in intensive, extended training with a particular career focus. Both academies and pathways offer opportunities for students to earn transferable college credits or industry certifications.
The Elk Grove Unified School District’s Linked Learning program provides students with an educational experience that extends beyond the classroom and reaches into the future. We strive to guide each student in preparation for college and career. Through our career academies and pathways, students can explore a number of career fields including public service, business, health, engineering, green energy, agricultural science, auto technology and media. Students in career academies join a Linked Learning team of teachers and participate in integrated series of core academic and Career Technical Education (CTE) courses related to a career theme. Students in non-academy career pathways engage in intensive, extended training with a particular career focus. Both academies and pathways offer opportunities for students to earn transferable college credits or industry certifications.
Art in Action is a school-wide art show at Elk Grove High School. Elementary school students visit during the day to watch the students create and perform. Different works of art are on display, everything from photo and graphic design, to theatre and chalk murals. The art show is judged. Several students will be receiving awards for their work!
The Elk Grove Unified School District’s Linked Learning program provides students with an educational experience that extends beyond the classroom and reaches into the future. We strive to guide each student in preparation for college and career. Through our career academies and pathways, students can explore a number of career fields including public service, business, health, engineering, green energy, agricultural science, auto technology and media. Students in career academies join a Linked Learning team of teachers and participate in integrated series of core academic and Career Technical Education (CTE) courses related to a career theme. Students in non-academy career pathways engage in intensive, extended training with a particular career focus. Both academies and pathways offer opportunities for students to earn transferable college credits or industry certifications.
The Garden Club at Prairie Elementary School is back at work! Meet the teachers who have spent the past year planting interest in the school community, and watch how together, they’ve helped it grow.
The Elk Grove Unified School District’s Linked Learning program provides students with an educational experience that extends beyond the classroom and reaches into the future. We strive to guide each student in preparation for college and career. Through our career academies and pathways, students can explore a number of career fields including public service, business, health, engineering, green energy, agricultural science, auto technology and media. Students in career academies join a Linked Learning team of teachers and participate in integrated series of core academic and Career Technical Education (CTE) courses related to a career theme. Students in non-academy career pathways engage in intensive, extended training with a particular career focus. Both academies and pathways offer opportunities for students to earn transferable college credits or industry certifications.
Meet the young scientists at John Reith Elementary School! They are part of CREST (Capital Region Engineering Science Technology), an after school club designed to enrich the students’ understanding of engineering principles. The students have opportunities to collaborate and master a variety of engineering challenges. Check out what they created during our visit!
The Elk Grove Unified School District’s Linked Learning program provides students with an educational experience that extends beyond the classroom and reaches into the future. We strive to guide each student in preparation for college and career. Through our career academies and pathways, students can explore a number of career fields including public service, business, health, engineering, green energy, agricultural science, auto technology and media. Students in career academies join a Linked Learning team of teachers and participate in integrated series of core academic and Career Technical Education (CTE) courses related to a career theme. Students in non-academy career pathways engage in intensive, extended training with a particular career focus. Both academies and pathways offer opportunities for students to earn transferable college credits or industry certifications.
The Elk Grove Unified School District’s Linked Learning program provides students with an educational experience that extends beyond the classroom and reaches into the future. We strive to guide each student in preparation for college and career. Through our career academies and pathways, students can explore a number of career fields including public service, business, health, engineering, green energy, agricultural science, auto technology and media. Students in career academies join a Linked Learning team of teachers and participate in integrated series of core academic and Career Technical Education (CTE) courses related to a career theme. Students in non-academy career pathways engage in intensive, extended training with a particular career focus. Both academies and pathways offer opportunities for students to earn transferable college credits or industry certifications.
Our high school Link Crew teams have been busy this week! Today, incoming freshman at Elk Grove, Cosumnes Oaks and Laguna Creek experienced what it’s like to be on campus. Great job Herd, Wolfpack & Cardinals! We’ll see you next week!
In this episode of Dispatches From the Edge we’ll learn about measuring why volcanos, dark fishing spiders, changes to the oceans!
Shows presented by Natomas USD
Natomas Unified is committed to its Core Values and continuous improvement. To show families their ongoing progress, they are sharing a series of five videos which outline NUSD’s District Goals.
Natomas Unified is committed to its Core Values and continuous improvement. To show families our ongoing progress, we are sharing a series of five videos which outline NUSD’s District Goals. Click here to watch Goal #2: Cultivate the social-emotional well-being of each student.
Natomas Unified is committed to its Core Values and continuous improvement. To show families our ongoing progress, we are sharing a series of five videos which outline NUSD’s District Goals.
Natomas Unified is committed to its Core Values and continuous improvement. To show families our ongoing progress, we are sharing a series of five videos which outline NUSD’s District Goals.
Natomas Unified is committed to its Core Values and continuous improvement. To show families our ongoing progress, we are sharing a series of five videos which outline NUSD’s District Goals.
This National Women’s History Month and Career Technical Education (CTE) Month we will feature students who are making strides, breaking barriers in traditionally male-dominated fields. This week, we feature CTE Bicycle Technology student Emmie. Emmie loves the class because it integrates math, physics and engineering concepts together into a tangible medium. “I’m an artist. I love to draw and being able to work with these bikes hands-on, teaches me how to see models and bikes from 3D perspectives… I was able to expand my horizons as an artist in this class,” Emmie said.
The “Hawk Store” is a place where students can redeem “Hawk Bills” for small toys or a recess pass. The store is one of the many examples our school district uses rewards to recognize students’ positive behavior and actions. Each Friday, three students from each class, who received ‘Hawk Bills’ from throughout the week, pick a prize. The students who received the bills demonstrated positive acts. For example, a student helping a friend. “(My classmate) hurt his leg, I went to Miss Sara and asked for a wheelchair,” Ariyah, a student recalled. The store is run by the school’s social worker, Stephanie Dillard. “For anything that’s positive, we want to reward them, we want to encourage them, so that school can be fun and so they can look forward to coming to the Hawk Store,” Dillard said. Out of the squishy toys, slinkies, and lollipops, the most popular reward is the “Soar to Bonus Recess Pass” where students are allowed 15 extra minutes of recess with a friend.
Feast and Learn with NUSD as we celebrate Black History Month with Chef Vada Galvez and CTE Hospitality students Jerika and Raymond. In this video, the trio share how to cook Chef Vada’s version of baked macaroni and cheese with seafood, what Black History Month means to them, and their personal memories of what makes the dish special.
January is National Braille Literacy Month! We highlight our braille/dual vision books, as we work to recognize and celebrate the various kinds of media which help build literacy skills. In this video check out some of the books at H. Allen Hight and Natomas Middle School library, so students with and without sight can read together.
Natomas Unified is proud to share our collection of new books which focus on notable African American figures, black joy, and Black history year-round. Ashley Collins, Teacher on Special Assignment (TOSA) at Natomas Park Elementary, explains the importance of these new books as the second most diverse school district in the nation.“I think the most important part is these stories live on in our library bookshelves. It’s not just a one month a year (literary celebration), it’s the whole year, and for years to come, so a pretty cool way to act on our value of diversity, equity, and inclusion,” Collins said.
Last week, Natomas USD celebrated their annual “Every Student Succeeding” event. One student from each school site was selected by school staff members as exemplary students who have overcome obstacles. Watch some of the students share how it feels to be honored.
Witter Ranch Elementary students sing about the elements of literacy in a production of “Beauty and the Beast Tell All”.
You may have missed this week at Natomas Unified, in this week’s Last Week’s Wrap Up.
Showcasing the excellence and diversity of the nation’s premier research university, UCTV. Check out the UCTV’s Public Affairs Programs!
Showcasing the excellence and diversity of the nation’s premier research university, UCTV embraces the core missions of the University of California — teaching, research and public service — through quality, in-depth television that informs, educates and enriches the lives of people around the globe.
