Su Valley Voice: Youth Edition
Host Trisha Costello introduces the new After School Radio Journalism Club, a collaboration between Su Valley High School and KTNA, with grant funding by the Jessica Stevens Community Foundation’s Youth
Host Trisha Costello introduces the new After School Radio Journalism Club, a collaboration between Su Valley High School and KTNA, with grant funding by the Jessica Stevens Community Foundation’s Youth Led Grant program.
On this show we discussed a new source of funding recently received by the District. The New Visions Network Grant aims to facilitate the integration of arts education into the District’s curriculum.
Participating in conversation were the following call in and in studio guests:
- Nikki Henry, Mat Su Borough School District
- Phillip Manning, General Manager with KTNA
District 7 School Board Representative, Lorie Colee, provided a written statement for the show.
The following Su Valley High School students and teachers also participated. Interviews conducted and given spotlighted women teachers and – ahead of Women’s History Month – served to share how they inspire others and how others have inspired them:
- Student Jonna Gosset interviewing Teacher Katrina Sickler
- Librarian Tracy Steere
- Teacher Jenn Keenan
- Teacher Frannie Christenson
- Teacher Trisha Esmailka
Jennifer Keenan’s full interview is here:
Here are some links to connect you with the topics we covered on this show:
Mat Su Borough School District
We had show production help from KTNA volunteer Miles Bloomfield.
Su Valley Voice theme music is by Doug Geeting.
Su Valley Voice: Youth Edition airs the fourth Thursdays of the month during the school year live at 10am with a rebroadcast at 7pm. You can find this and past shows on K-T-N-A.org If you have an idea for a show or a question about anything you heard, send us an email to dj@ktna.org or call the station at 907-733-1700.
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