Education

High Tech in the Schools 01/22/1988

High Tech in the Schools - Produced by Champlain Valley Union High School Tech Center director Roby Simons, this 18-part series explored some of the ways new technology will be integrated into schools. They were all run as part of CCTV's Municipal Programming series shows.

The archives disc numbers, in order, are: 1-E149 (R102887a), 2- E152, E153, E130, E164, E166, E167, E171, E173, E176, E177,

E179, E182, E184, E185, E188, E190, E191, and E193

DAY IN LIFE OF BURL. FIRE DEPT. 01/14/1988

Step-Up for Women Graduation, at Vermont College 12/10/1987

Step-Up for Women Graduation, at Vermont College

Opening of the VNA Family Room at H.O. Wheeler School 12/09/1987

Opening of the VNA Family Room at H.O. Wheeler School

Bernie Speaks with the Community: 39 - Mayor Sanders Talks with Edmunds Middle School Paradise Project Students 12/04/1987

Mayor Bernie Sanders Talks with Edmunds Middle School Paradise Project Students in Burlington Vermont for the 39th edition of the monthly series. Begins with a "Oh Freedom" recording.

Use of this footage for commercial purposes is subject to CCTV licensing conditions.

Burlington School Board Meeting 11/10/1987

Burlington School Board Meeting

Bernie Speaks with the Community: 34 - Mayor Sanders Visits Brent Sclafani's 2nd & 3rd Grade Class at Lawrence Barnes School 11/06/1987

Mayor Sanders Visits Brent Sclafani's 2nd & 3rd Grade Class at Lawrence Barnes School

The Library Show - Books and Other Good Things: Fletcher Free #2 - Large Print Books, Vermont Storytelling Festival 11/06/1987

Fletcher Free #2 - Large Print Books, Vermont Storytelling Festival

The Old North End Show CVOEO CCA: The Project Self-Sufficiency Program, Helping Women 11/02/1987

ONE Show – The Project Self-Sufficiency Program

Burlington School Board Meeting 10/13/1987

Burlington School Board Meeting

Featured Story

CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives

CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!