Christa: From Ordinary to Extraordinary (Teaser)
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Witness the creation of a lasting tribute to McAuliffe's dream of reaching for the stars.
New Hampshire PBS presents a moving documentary that celebrates the life of Christa McAuliffe, a pioneering educator and the first teacher to be chosen for NASA’s Teacher in Space program. The film follows the creation of a historic statue, sculpted by renowned artist Benjamin Victor.
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Christa is a local public television program presented by NHPBS
The documentary CHRISTA is generously supported by the New Hampshire Humanities.
Christa: From Ordinary to Extraordinary (Teaser)
Preview: Special | 30s
New Hampshire PBS presents a moving documentary that celebrates the life of Christa McAuliffe, a pioneering educator and the first teacher to be chosen for NASA’s Teacher in Space program. The film follows the creation of a historic statue, sculpted by renowned artist Benjamin Victor.
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Christa Documentary Extended Trailer
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This documentary celebrates Christa's life and her enduring legacy. (1m 51s)
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John H. Sununu talks about the excitement of the space race and Christa’s impact. (3m 14s)
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A former student of Christa recalls her fond memories of the classroom. (4m 55s)
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The education center named in Christa’s honor and her legacy living on through current students. (2m 48s)
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Christa is a local public television program presented by NHPBS
The documentary CHRISTA is generously supported by the New Hampshire Humanities.