Graduation DVDs
Graduation DVDs on sale now CLICK HERE
In partnership with Crown Productions, we will be offering DVDs for sale on this site of the ceremony. DVDs will be $25 with shipping or you can pick up a copy in the office for $20. Cash or check accepted. DVDs available now.
In partnership with Crown Productions, we will be offering DVDs for sale on this site of the ceremony. DVDs will be $25 with shipping or you can pick up a copy in the office for $20. Cash or check accepted. DVDs available now.
KCS Habitat GroundbreakingJROTC/Drafting Mini SubsStudying The HolocaustWNDR Coverage of JROTC Annual Inspection |
A.L. Brown News |
READ Posters
In the spirit of Teen Read Week, Advanced Digital Media students in Mr. Greene's 1st block created their own READ Posters using teachers as the celebrities.
CLICK HERE to see the gallery! WNDR in Independent Tribune
KANNAPOLIS, N.C. — Jonathan Greene knows what it’s like to watch a mill close and affect an entire town. The week he finished filming the Cannon Mills documentary “Stitched in Time,” the mill where his father worked shut down, leaving his dad unemployed... READ MORE
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WNDR Field Trip to WBTV
We had a great trip today. The students represented AL Brown in a professional manner and we all learned quite a bit. Brittany Klutz, Zack Campbell, and Eddie Cervantes were even lucky enough to land a few minutes on air with Keith Larson during his NewsTalk WBT radio show. We weren't on TV but we were in the studio during the live broadcast of the 12 O'clock news.
You can listen to our students online at http://www.wbt.com/larson/index.aspx , click on "listen now", go to "1.9.13 hour 3" and from 22 mins to 28:15 |
"Stitched in Time" DVD now available!
From WNDR News, a new documentary focusing on Cabarrus County textile industry and the people who lived the experience.This is the story of the mills, the people, the towns and the impact the textile industry in Cabarrus County had on the state, the country and the world. These stories are told from those who lived and worked for Cannon Mills. From towns born until the closing of the mills, there lives will forever be, Stitched in Time.
DVDs are $10 and are available at AL Brown High School or by emailing wndrnews@gmail.com
DVDs are $10 and are available at AL Brown High School or by emailing wndrnews@gmail.com
WNDR on News 14 Carolinas
Photo taken from www.News14.com
by Adrianne Flores
www.news14.com
Students from Concord High School and A.L. Brown in Kannapolis to shoot, write and edit the documentary. Teacher Jonathan Greene believes his students will get so much more out of the project than just hands-on experience.
"I think it's important if they're going to live in an area they understand the history," he said.
It means even more to Holly Maness, 17.
“My grandma, she got to work in the mill," she said. "I've definitely learned a lot more about what it was like and how different it is from today."
For full story and video click here
www.news14.com
Students from Concord High School and A.L. Brown in Kannapolis to shoot, write and edit the documentary. Teacher Jonathan Greene believes his students will get so much more out of the project than just hands-on experience.
"I think it's important if they're going to live in an area they understand the history," he said.
It means even more to Holly Maness, 17.
“My grandma, she got to work in the mill," she said. "I've definitely learned a lot more about what it was like and how different it is from today."
For full story and video click here
WNDR in Salisbury Post
Photo by Sara Campbell of the Salisbury Post
by Sara Campbell, Salisbury Post www.salisburypost.com
Jonathan Greene, A.L. Brown’s digital media teacher, said he was thrilled when Leadership Cabarrus approached him about getting students involved in the making of the documentary.
“We’ve worked on several side projects before, but nothing this big,” he said. “I was really excited about the project because this is a real-world application of what they’re learning.”
Greene said students from his Digital Media II and WNDR News classes were in charge of everything from the set design to running all the audio and video equipment.
“They’ve even done a lot of directing,” he said.
After filming wraps up, the students will also be editing the footage down into the finished documentary, which will debut at the Gem Theatre on May 22.
Read Entire story Click Here
Contact reporter Sarah Campbell at 704-797-7683.
Jonathan Greene, A.L. Brown’s digital media teacher, said he was thrilled when Leadership Cabarrus approached him about getting students involved in the making of the documentary.
“We’ve worked on several side projects before, but nothing this big,” he said. “I was really excited about the project because this is a real-world application of what they’re learning.”
Greene said students from his Digital Media II and WNDR News classes were in charge of everything from the set design to running all the audio and video equipment.
“They’ve even done a lot of directing,” he said.
After filming wraps up, the students will also be editing the footage down into the finished documentary, which will debut at the Gem Theatre on May 22.
Read Entire story Click Here
Contact reporter Sarah Campbell at 704-797-7683.
WNDR Wins Award
Kannapolis City Schools was honored with two awards for outstanding communications during the North Carolina School Public Relations Association's (NCSPRA) annual Blue Ribbon Awards ceremony in Durham on January 27th.
NCSPRA honored Kannapolis City Schools for its video, The Future of NC Students, which was produced in the spring of 2011. The video highlighted the success of NC public schools and stressed the need to maintain adequate funding for NC public education. The video earned a Blue Ribbon Award in the outstanding electronic media category. The judges’ comments included, “This is a professionally created video that is one of the best we’ve judged.” Video production students at A.L. Brown High School shot and edited the video under the guidance of Digital Media teacher, Jonathan Greene. Greene accepted the award along with Ellen Boyd. [Click here to view the video]
Kannapolis City Schools also earned a Blue Ribbon Award in the newsletter category. The system’s employee e-newsletter, KCS CLASSifieds, was honored for its content, writing, and design. Entries were judged by the Georgia School Public Relations Association.
NCSPRA honored Kannapolis City Schools for its video, The Future of NC Students, which was produced in the spring of 2011. The video highlighted the success of NC public schools and stressed the need to maintain adequate funding for NC public education. The video earned a Blue Ribbon Award in the outstanding electronic media category. The judges’ comments included, “This is a professionally created video that is one of the best we’ve judged.” Video production students at A.L. Brown High School shot and edited the video under the guidance of Digital Media teacher, Jonathan Greene. Greene accepted the award along with Ellen Boyd. [Click here to view the video]
Kannapolis City Schools also earned a Blue Ribbon Award in the newsletter category. The system’s employee e-newsletter, KCS CLASSifieds, was honored for its content, writing, and design. Entries were judged by the Georgia School Public Relations Association.
