This week on CPTV, Mayor David Uran visits the Dog Radio a day ahead of the election, CP teachers give their thoughts on educational funding in the state of Indiana, and we take a look at what social studies teacher Vince Lewis focuses on When the Bell Rings.
This week on CPTV, the Old Sheriff House and Jail hosts their annual Haunted House, CP constructs a new brick patio around the courthouse and roughly only 50% of our student population will notice were all these flies are located.
This week on CPTV, schools fight back against vaping companies who market to students, CPHS launches the new “I AM CP” campaign, and last week’s football game vs. Michigan City determined whether CP finished with a winning regular season record.
This week on CPTV: The CPHS Theatre Department prepares for their fall production of Charlie and The Chocolate Factory, Southlake Mall’s youth supervision policy changes the way many high schoolers are shopping, and the volleyball team travels to the IHSAA State Tournament.
This week on CPTV: The YMCA breaks ground in an effort to offer more to the Southlake community, CPHS students participate in the annual Color Run, and it’s fall sports playoff season throughout the state
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 CPTV: violent threats from clowns pervade schools throughout the nation as well as locally in Northwest Indiana, the boys’ and girls’ soccer teams both claim sectional championships and CPTV’s Savannah Everson brings us some fall DIY tips.
This week on CPTV: Turnabout plans get worked out, CP institutes an anonymous tip line, and the volleyball team continues their undefeated season against Valpo.
This week on CPTV, Homecoming 2016 takes over CPHS, school offices are restructured with the hope of benefitting students, and the girls’soccer team upsets Times #3 Andrean.
