This week on CPTV: Indiana legislators have a bill on the floor that could change the look of some high school graduation ceremonies, an awards show speech sparks the possibility of another 2020 celebrity presidential run and a full wrap up of all the winter sports teams in their respective postseasons.
This week on CPTV: CPHS History Teachers give opinions on growing threats from North Korea, a recent survey ignites discussion about CPHS food options, and the Swim and Dive Teams travel to Highland to take on the Trojans.
This week on CPTV: New signs around CPHS spark discussion over dress code, CP sophomore Elizabeth Gonzalez is announced as the winner of the Power of Children award, and we get a preview of the Boys’ Basketball Season.
This week on CPTV: The stray dogs prepare for their upcoming improv show, CPHS social worker Jamie Monday wants CPHS female students to develop strong self-esteem, and the varsity boys’ and girls’ basketball teams play back to back at Michigan City last Friday.
This week on CPTV: Ashley Reed asks CP students how they plan to spend their holiday break, our new segment Bulldog Bites presents a quick tutorial on making holiday sugar cookies, and the boys’ basketball team remains undefeated while defeating Pike High School for their 20th straight home win.
This week on CPTV: the Crown Point Alumni association hosts their first ever “breakfast with a princess,” Radio and TV students explore career and college opportunities in Chicago, and the boys and girls basketball teams have both gotten their seasons off to fast starts.
This week on CPTV: Weather forecaster Mitch Bolda gives us his predictions for winter in the region, we see what a local eatery has to offer CP students, and in sports, we premiere a new segment with a preview of the boys’ basketball season.
This week on CPTV, Ashley Reed looks into school lunch charging policies, numerous CPHS athletes participate in National Signing Day, and on the heels of the presidential election the theatre department opens their fall play aptly titled, “The Election”.
This week on CPTV: Hannah Morgan returns with a new installment of “That’s What She Said,” we meet three more new staff members in Carpool Karaoke, and the girls’ basketball team preps for their upcoming season.
This week on on CPTV: a new CPHS student group helps build the Field of Dreams in Gary, Indiana, CPTV reporter Hannah Morgan gives us her perspective on the new Star Wars’ monopoly game slip-up, and a busy weekend of CP sports includes the wrestling team’s 14th consecutive sectional championship.
