DIGITAL ARTS TECHNOLOGY ACADEMY
Palm Springs High School Theatre students talk about their upcoming play production of "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown." as well as their history of performing arts in PSUSD, and their plans for the future.
PSHS Band Director Brian Ingelson also stops by to talk about the exciting upcoming Spring events for Band, including a tour of Croatia during Spring Break.
Original air date: 2/20/16
Cielo Vista Charter Elementary co-principals, PTG President, and students discuss the upcoming benefit and fundraiser, middle school expansion, and new campus fitness center.
Original air date: 2/13/16
Laura Ahmed from the Cathedral City Rotary Club talks about fundraisers for homeless and needy students in PSUSD.
The show wraps up with students from the Palm Springs High School Choirs talking about upcoming solo nights and spring choral concert.
Original air date: 2/6/16
James Workman Middle School Band Director Jennifer Dean-Knapp and Raymond Cree Middle School Band Director Eduardo Garcia talk about the upcoming SCSBOA Solo/Ensemble Festival.
Susan Francis, Executive Director of Ophelia Project; Jamie Pricer, Editor of Valley Women; and Ellen Goodman, PSUSD Foundation Executive Director talk about the upcoming LunaFest short films, by and for women to benefit Ophelia Project.
Jerry Argovitz and RMHS football players talk about the new Jerry Argovitz Sports Institute (JASI) at Rancho Mirage High, along with Ellen Goodman of the Foundation for the Palm Springs Unified School District.
Original air date: 1/16/16
Ron Dale and Phil Burney from the Palm Springs Lions Club
Original air date: 1/9/16
PSUSD Arts Coordinator Louisa Castrodale returns to the show with Opera Arts President Arlene Rosenthal.
Tom Buck hosts the last segment of the show with DATA student Damian Jimenez to talk about his own student podcast, "Need a Laugh?"
Original air date: 1/2/16
Director of State and Federal Programs, Dr. Denise Ellis, and Director of Elementary Curriculum and Instruction, Tony Knapp, discuss the District's Local Control Accountability Plan (LCAP), and how members of the public can provide input for the 2016-2017 plan.
Original air date: 12/26/16