AS STUDENTS AND TEACHERS
ALL OVER THE STATE ARE SETTLING
INTO LEARNING FROM HOME SOME
STUDENTS AT ONE DENVER HIGH
SCHOOL ARE DOING THEIR BEST TO
GIVE THEIR CLASSMATES A SENSE
OF NORMALCY WHILE MAKING SURE
EVERYONE IS IN THE LOOP.
DOMINIC, THEIR JOB LOOKS A LOT
LIKE OURS RIGHT NOW.
Reporter: THE STUDENTS AT
THOMAS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL
ARE DOING WHAT WE ARE DOING,
WORKING REMOTELY, BUT THIS IS
MORE THAN A LESSON IN
BROADCASTING, IT IS A LESSON IN
RESILIENCE.
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT IS
GOING ON AT THOMAS JEFFERSON
HIGH SCHOOL, YOU WATCH "THE
SPARTAN EDITION".
BUT WHEN CORONAVIRUS HIT,
STUDENTS AND STAFF FIGURED THE
SHOW WAS CANCELED.
I ALMOST WANTED TO TURN THAT
INTO, OH YES WE CAN.
Reporter: HE REFUSED TO
BREAK TRADITION.
MANY SCHOOLS DO NEWSCASTS,
BUT NOT MANY DO DAILY NEWSCASTS.
Reporter: ISAAC WHISTLER
SAID THEY ARE BASICALLY DOING
WHAT NEW STATIONS DO, THEY ARE
FINDING REPORTS AND SENDING
THEM BACK TO THEIR TEACHER AT
HIS HOUSE TO EDIT.
I AM EDITING THE SHOW LATE
INTO EVERY EVENING HOUR, BUT IN
THE MORNING WE HAVE A SHOW.
ALL MY OTHER CLASSES ARE
READING BOOKS OR DOING
WORKSHEETS, BUT THIS IS KIND OF
NORMAL, AND WE ARE PUTTING IT
TOGETHER AND EDITING VIDEOS.
IT BRINGS A SLICE OF
NORMALCY BACK TO THESE CRAZY
TIMES.
Reporter: A REMINDER THAT
NOT ONLY WILL THE SHOW GO ON,
BUT SO WILL LIFE.
IF YOU HAVE A GOOD PLAN AND
