"In View with Larry King" show to visit South Tahoe High on Friday
Submitted by paula on Wed, 05/06/2015 - 6:40pm
Lights! Camera! Action!
Those words may be heard through the South Tahoe High (STHS) campus on Friday as the school is visited by a film crew from the "In View with Larry King" show.
It was announced in February that Lake Tahoe Unified School District was chosen to be one of 12 California schools to be featured on the FOX network business shows.
The show will explore the many educational opportunities that STHS offers that make the school unique.
If parents do not want their child(ren) included in any of the video recording the student(s) may simply step out of the classroom when the crew arrives to record their classroom's activity.
No students will be interviewed without having first presented an "on camera release form" signed by their parent or guardian. The show will be released at a future date for broadcast television, cable and Internet viewing.
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