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Focusing Student Creativity
The document outlines the programs and initiatives of the Digital Arts Tech Academy, emphasizing high-interest activities for at-risk students, particularly in digital media and storytelling. It highlights student creativity, community partnerships, and various educational concentrations designed to motivate students outside the traditional curriculum. Additionally, it discusses events, competitions, and collaboration with industry professionals that foster student engagement and skill development.
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- 2. High interest activitiesfor at-risk pupils not motivated by regular educational curriculum 54690.b / 54692.6 Focusing Student Creativity
- 3. Matt Cauthron |Digital Imaging & 3d Tom Buck | Digital Storytelling Deborah Applebaum | Counselor & Coordinator
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- 6. Site Support Employeeof the Year 2013-14
- 7. Began as anSSP Advisory / Comm. Partnerships School w/in a School Common Prep Periods A Dedicated Counselor Grades 10-12 9th Grade Pre-Academy
- 8. Grade 9 Introductory Grade 10 Concentration Grade11 Concentration Grade 12 Capstone Contemporary Media Media Literacy (Digital Photo) Animation, Photo II, Int. Digital Media Production Adv. Digital Media Production (coming soon) Digital Imaging UC Approved UC Approved UC Approved UC Approved DI Articulated Students travel together in English, Math, History and a CTE elective * Only fully UC approved Arts, Media, Entertainment CTE Pathway in the CoachellaValley
- 9. Students travel incore subjects College, Museum, Studio Visits Middle School Articulation Student2Student Mentoring Junior Mentoring w/Professionals The Rio Vista Collaborations Sophomore Workshops w/Pros Shooting El Paseo Fashion Week? Academic Based
- 10. DATA Digital Imaging DATADigital Storytelling DATA SkillsUSA Career Based
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- 13. “Story is thefoundation, technology is the tool.” Film Production TV Production CCNews App Screenwriting
- 14. ! CCNews App createdin partnership with The Desert Sun New Course (Digital Media Production) Creativity & Collaboration Student Initiatives New Opportunities
- 15. Community & Industry Partnerships ! DesertArc The Annenberg Foundation at Sunnylands Mayfield College Rancho Mirage HS Video Marketing ThirstProject.org
- 16. Festivals & ! All junior& senior projects leave the classroom DigiCom Tales of Cathedral City White House Student Film Fest Academy Festival (1stYear) ! Contests
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- 19. Event Photography PS ZombieWalk Hot Purple Photography DigiCom Student Film Fest Oscar Night @ Mary Pickford
- 20. Collaboration Multi-age projects published to the iBook Store ! Global digital arts challenges
- 21. Support Media On CUEJournal On CUE+ mobile app Sculptures Pacific magazine Print marketing
- 22. Other! Assisting Apple @CUE Alumni Return Local Designs Visting local agencies CC Zombies w/Silicon Springs Teen Docent Program
- 23. Accolades CA Student MediaFest PSUSD’s DigiCom Scholastic Art & Writing Palm Springs Art Museum City of Cathedral City SBValley College Film Fest Desert Advertising Federation SkillsUSA Gold!
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- 26. Now inYear 4 98members for 2014 Regionals: 24 Gold, 10 Silver, 7 Bronze | 22 Contest Areas 4 NCMS Students 80 advancing to State!
- 27. Fundraising w/ localgroups Interacting w/pros @ regional, state, & national levels Extended preparation for national competition Students GET IT!
- 28. James Workman Middle School ------- NellieCoffman Middle School Student2Student Mentoring
- 29. Changes | Failures NewCourses Re-Branding & Identity Recruitment Consistent Community Partners Maintaining the Machine Taking Risks Those “CPA Moments”
- 30. Visit Us May21st!