Behind the scenes of HHS’s 2011 Recycle Campaign.
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Multimedia
YOU TATTOO
They’ve been around for tens of thousands of years, so it should come as no surprise: Students at HHS have tattoos.
YOUNG OLD BEST WORST
Maria Ayala and David Smith spend some time reflecting with multiple generations about the best/worst, past/present.
GREEN HOUSE
HHS has a greenhouse that’s tied directly to the biodiesel program, recycling, and community. Katsu Tanaka and Liana Gandarillas give us the lowdown…
BAXTER — CTE DOC
This rockin’ piece by Blake Baxter won Honorable Mention in the Documentary category of this year’s Washington State Board of Education Video Contest! Congrats, man!
SCOUT
Boys Scouts of America Troop #545
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Emmert’s Multimedia Students Jacob Barnett and Alex Ellinburg.
lighting dancing painting
We’re studying slow shutter speed in Photo 1 right now. Ivy Remington went into a dark room and outlined Mckenzie Walker 24 times with a flashlight. I put the shots into a sequence and added a Portishead song. The result? 24 seconds of “light painting” awesomeness.
THREE THOUSAND
02.30.10 :::
Lee Emmert’s Immune System Project won the College Board’s 2011 Award for Excellence and Innovation in the Arts!
“The selection committee was very impressed with how the program connects students with their community and with professional artists, ” says College Board Coordinator Erica Selah. “The Immune System is a testament to the kind of positive impact that high expectations for all students can have on their learning.”
The College Board has issued Heritage High School a $3,000 monetary award to support the continuation of the program, and Mr. Emmert was honored at the College Board’s Western Forum in San Francisco on February 25-26. He’s also been invited to speak on the importance of Arts and CTE programming at the Board’s Annual Conference in San Francisco this upcoming July.