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Floral Park-Bellerose School students in the Studio Broadcast Club are pictured with members of the Board of Education, Interim Superintendent Lisa Ruiz, and teacher and club adviser Nicole Demieri.

Four Floral Park-Bellerose School students presented on the school’s new Studio Broadcast Club at the district’s board of education meeting on April 3. Giannina Cancellarich, Alexa Leveque, Lily Trentacoste and James Viola led a presentation on the club and its activities. The students discussed how they have arranged interviews with staf and local small businesses for their broadcasting segments.

The anchors are recorded using a green screen and utilize the teleprompter app “Parrot” to remember their lines. They are also responsible for cutting, editing and merging clips together by using iMovie.

The club was started this school year for students to pursue an interest in broadcasting. It is run by Floral ParkBellerose School third grade teacher Nicole Demieri.

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John Lewis Childs School second graders in Laurie Pappagallo and Nicole Rodriguez’s class recently completed and presented their animal projects.

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