This Week on CPTV: 2017 CPHS grad Melvin Craig files his candidacy to run for a seat on the City Council, CPTV’s Armando Bracco takes a look at school security and whether students feel safe throughout the Region, and there’s plenty to celebrate in CP sports as the winter teams head to their postseasons.
This Week on CPTV: Crown Point High School’s first radio station goes live today, a jolly visitor roams the halls asking what everyone wants for Christmas, and the girls and boys basketball teams dominate the weekend.
This Week on CPTV: Students and staff debate whether its time to shift to E-Days, and the Crown Point Holiday Lights tour is in full swing.
This week on CPTV: The Hunger Strike Music festival sounds off at the Courthouse, the National Honors Society unites student groups to provide gifts to area children, and the girls’ basketball team is off to a pretty impressive start.
This week on CPTV: Contractors are onsite 7 days a week, quickly attempting to wrap up work on a new, off the square attraction site, new graduation pathway requirements for the class of 2023 can actually benefit some students starting this year, and we’ll get you caught up on all things CP sports after the completion of all fall sports and the start of winter sports season.
Katie Domoras is a junior at CPHS and this is her first year with Crown Town Media. Domoras joined CTM to learn more about TV and radio broadcasting. After highschool, she hopes to pursue degrees in broadcasting and psychology. Outside of school, she enjoys listening to music, hanging out with friends, and working part time.
Kayla Dill is a sophomore at CPHS and this is her first year with Crown Town Media. She joined CTM to advance her knowledge in radio and film. In college, she plans to pursue a career in music production. Outside of CTM, she hang out with her friends, participates in other extra-curricular clubs, reads and experiments with makeup.
Armando Bracco is a junior at CPHS and is in his second year with Crown Town Media. He joined CTM his sophomore year to get a better understanding of what it takes to work in the field of broadcast and be on-air. In his sophomore year, he placed third at the Indiana Association of School Broadcasters Video In-depth category. He hopes to pursue a career in either broadcast journalism or law. Outside of CTM, he participates in students council, National Honor Society, Business Professionals of America, and he plays singles for the varsity tennis team. He also enjoys discussing politics and watching sports.
Olivia Bianco is a junior at CPHS and in her first year with Crown Town Media. Bianco joined CTM to learn about broadcasting and producing films. Olivia is hoping to go to the University of Michigan to study theatre and English. Outside of CTM, she is a part of the girls track and field throwing team, Stray Dogs Improv, CPHS Latin club (social chair), and the CPHS Chorale. Bianco has also been writing and performing stand-up comedy for two years now.
Jenna Milosh is a sophomore at CPHS, and is happy to be a part of her first year with Crown Town Media. She joined CTM to further pursue her interest in live radio broadcasting. Later in life, she hopes to go into music management or music education at Indiana University. When not in the studio, she is busy with working on the yearbook, going to weekly improv meetings for The Stray Dogs, or practicing her music talents in band.
