Did you know the White House is interested in educational technology? This year, they sponsored the first ever Student Film Festival and invited K-12 students to create a video to share the ways technology is being used in their schools. Some of our students put together an amazing video with the help of Candace Henry (parent), Jared Caplan, Roderick Pena (videographer), Marc Donato (LA actor who has a spot in the video), and Stephen Gamson (artist who donated a piece of work for the video). We are so proud of their efforts and think they have a great shot at winning!
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