Share Your Story

Students are using this time at home to enhance their education through media.

SECC put out a call to action to and students answered, creating a diverse collection of films to be shared with the entire community through SECC’s platforms. For specific details about what is required, read more about the Call to Action.

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Join in the movement to document oral histories starting with your very own family! Record an interview with a family member inside your house, or connect with someone farther away via video calling. The content topics are truly endless. You can also spend time digitizing images and document to accompany your video. These projects will archive important stories for generations to come! Learn about Share Your Story requirements.

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SEVA Feature Friday! Students from Franklin HS @ElkGroveUnified took the time to document an important milestone for one of their student athletes. Watch this video, and look forward to the time when athletes will be back out doing what they do best: secctv.org/video/seva-fea…

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Just a few months ago the SEVA Studio inside Wilson C. Riles Middle School in the Center Joint Unified School District was bursting with activity: secctv.org/video/seva-stu… #secctv @centerusd @CJUSDSupt

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This week's SEVA Teacher of the Week is Brian Weitzel from Del Campo High School in the @SanJuanUnified! Visit secctv.org to learn more about him! pic.twitter.com/Nwn7lsiVjf

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SEVA Feature Friday! Cyberbullying can be a problem for students any time of year. Check out this PSA from Toby Johnson Middle School @ElkGroveUnified to see where you can go for help. youtu.be/zpWqNnzctrA

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Congratulations to @sac_coe Teacher of the Year 2021 Chef Carissa Jones! Watch her bake up cookies and more on #secctv! youtube.com/watch?v=9pzF4h… twitter.com/sac_coe/status…