Student Reporting Labs Michigan Students Featured on PBS Newshour’s Free Virtual Event “Disrupted”

May 18, 2021

Student Reporting Labs Michigan Students Featured on PBS Newshour’s Free Virtual Event “Disrupted”

Michigan students have brought their insight to many topics on One Detroit through the Student Reporting Labs.

PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs (SRL) will host “Disrupted: How COVID changed Education”, a one-hour live event on PBS NewsHour’s YouTube channel on Tuesday, May 18 at 7 p.m. ET, with encore presentations on PBS Plus streaming platforms. More information on the event can be found here.

Students from Michigan PBS Student Reporting Labs at FV Pankow Center and Royal Oak High School will also be featured in tonight’s livestream event hosted by PBS Newshour.

Catch up on their stories below and tune in to the livestream on YouTube.

Gen Z on a Post-COVID future

One Detroit Education Town Hall: What really matters in education?

Students’ Messages to the New Administration

Michigan students on returning to school

How does a school have choir practice during a global pandemic?

High School in a Pandemic

One Detroit Education Special: School Daze

Returning to School: Students’ Hopes & Concerns

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