VALLEY CITY, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – The first ever Hi-Liner news broadcast will make its debut Monday, October 2nd on the school district’s website.
The broadcast journalism class replaces the former print journalism class at Valley City High School.
Five students along with teachers Deb Beilke and Eydie Wagar are making the transition to guide students into the field of broadcast journalism. Beilke said students will gather and report news and stories of human interest.
Todd Ingstad of KOVC Radio said it’s a great opportunity for students and the station.
Tim Ost of KOVC Radio said the class will give students a head start for those interested pursuing a career in broadcasting.
The following is audio from the September 20th School Board meeting discussing the broadcast journalism class. The first speaker is teacher Deb Bielke followed by teacher Eydie Wagar, Superintendent Josh Johnson and Ingstad Family Media members Todd Ingstad and Tim Ost.
Once again, the first ever Hi-Liner news broadcast will make its debut Monday on the school district’s website.
L to R Deb Bielke, Kristi Brandt, Eydie Wagar, Noelle Thompson, Rose Marcellus, Tim Ost, Travis Ingstad, Todd Ingstad, Joel Morgan, Kallie Fretheim, Steve Urness, Abby Lemnus, Josh Johnson and Libby Borg.
