Application

If you are interested in becoming a Student Reporting Lab, please answer the following questions.

Name of school: *

Contact Email: *

City, State: *

Please provide a link to the school website, or to information on a state department of education site:

Describe your school in one sentence:

Local PBS station(s):

Have you ever worked with the local station before, in what capacity:

Name and short bio of applying teacher:

List other teachers or educators who would be part of this project:

Would this project be part of a class, club, other (please specify):

How many students would be a part of the Reporting Lab:

What kind of editing software is available:

How many cameras, please list all recording equipment:

Reporting Labs are interested in working with Title 1, at-risk student populations. Please describe possible connections:

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About the Reporting Labs

PBS NewsHour Extra Student Reporting Labs are classrooms, after-school programs and clubs around the country producing original, inspiring reports about how national and global issues affect local communities.

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Current Reporting Labs

Daniel Pearl Magnet High School, Los Angeles, CA

Daniel Pearl Magnet High School is a magnet school within the Los Angeles Unified School District. Its current name honors Daniel Pearl, a Wall Street Journal reporter killed by terrorists. The high school offers a complete academic program with an emphasis on journalism and communications.

full list of participating schools »

Start Your Own Reporting Lab

Do you want to be a PBS NewsHour Reporting Lab? Fill out our short application to start the process.

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Program Support:

Special thanks to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. If you would like to help support this project, please contact us.