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Connecting with the future of TV news

Steph Connects invited to meet up-and-coming journalists from Milwaukee Parkside School for the Arts.
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MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee Parkside School for the Arts middle school students are making news.

The 6th, 7th, and 8th-grade news crew club students operate a fully functional newsroom equipped with everything from an anchor desk to a green screen.

Milwaukee Parkside School of the Art

The students had to interview with the school principal and the newsroom manager for their spot in the club.

Students at Parkside School of the Arts get a behind-the-scenes look at the newsroom

News coverage includes everything from what’s going on in the school to the weather, sports, and current events in the neighborhood.

The students are eager learners and while it may be too soon for them to decide on a career path, they all say this newsroom is one of the best experiences they've had as middle school students.

Connecting with the future of TV news


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