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Student Voices May 19 2015

Do federal dollars help education?
What is the role of federal money in helping students succeed? Students at the Student Reporting La…
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Daily Video May 08 2015

Student filmmakers school their peers on safety
When a lockdown drill went wrong at a high school in Arizona, students jumped in to make their school safer in the future.
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Daily Video April 23 2015

These student whistleblowers spoke up to prevent a shooting
When high school student Matt Garrett sat at a lunch table with a classmate who began describing detailed plans for a violent attack, he knew he had to speak up.
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Student Voices April 10 2015

In Maui, balancing school safety and the outdoors
How can schools keep students safe? Administrators grapple with that question at Maui High School, where an open building plan makes it difficult to ensure a secure campus.
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Daily Video April 08 2015

How one elementary school recovered from a shooting
Four years later, an elementary school in San Diego, CA is still grappling with the effects of a shooting that rocked the community.
Cedar Crest HS
Student Voices April 07 2015

What I learned when someone made violent threats in my school
THE WHISTLEBLOWER from Student Reporting Labs on Vimeo . By Nick Weiss “Intruder…
Archer Hadley and Texas Gov Greg Abbott
Daily Video March 23 2015

Student’s wheelchair challenge makes Texas school accessible

A student’s wish to make his school more wheelchair-accessible raised money and awareness for the cause in his community and inspired others across the country.
Student Reporting Labs reacts to racist SAE video
Daily Video March 17 2015

Youth are ‘confused, appalled’ by racist fraternity video
Students from the Student Reporting Labs program interviewed their peers on their reactions to the racist SAE video.
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Student Voices May 30 2014

Detroit teens produce video about where poetry lives
Joe Pokorney and Gage Daldine of Fraser High School didn't expect the experience of making a film about young spoken word artists to change their view of poetry or the city of Detroit, but it ended up doing both.
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Student Voices April 24 2014

Student reporters honored as #NextGen public media producers
  What do an eighth grade news anchor from Newark, N.J., a three-time student Emmy winne…
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