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VOLUME 23 | ISSUE 8
AUGUST 2021
EDUCATION
ON THE
MOVE
Adapting to safely delivering
educational resources across
Eastern Virginia
From the Chief Executive Officer
AUGUST 2021 The summer is flying by and students Our digital learning team has a long
VOLUME 23 | ISSUE 8 will soon be returning to school. As history of developing online courses for
the school year shapes up to look divisions around the Commonwealth.
A publication of WHRO Public Media for Eastern Virginia. a little more normal than last year, Most recently, they have been busy
We appreciate the support of all of our members, and
our team of educators is looking creating five African American History
thank each and every one of you! forward to getting back out into the online modules that are part of a new
Locally owned by 21 regional school systems, community and into classrooms. blended learning course for Virginia
WHRO Public Media is a public service institution students. You can read about their work
of education, culture and citizenship utilizing its
communication resources to serve and interact Each year, we dedicate one issue of on this project on page 19. I hope you’ll
throughout Eastern Virginia. Dimensions to highlighting our educational take some time to read more details
WHRO Public Media maintains an open meeting policy offerings. As you’ll see in this month’s of the incredible work our educators
for our Board of Directors and Community Advisory issue, our education team has been hard are doing. I’m so proud of them!
Boards. Members of the public are welcome to attend
and observe these meetings. To find out when and at work. Each year we feature several
where these meetings are held, consult the Corporate student competitions that take the staff I’m also excited that some in-person
section of our website, whro.org, or call 757-889-9420.
months to prepare for and require a large events have resumed in our community.
PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER number of community volunteers. These LAVA Summer of Fun is being presented
Bert Schmidt 757-889-9410 events are always a highlight for our local by WHRO Public Media & Out of the Box
CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER students. Since in-person events were with Paul Shugrue. This series of concerts
Tom Burton 757-889-9115 not possible during the pandemic, our have been happening at local breweries
CHIEF CONTENT OFFICER
educators had to quickly find innovative thoughout the summer, and there are two
Heather Mazzoni 757-889-9396 ways to change these events into virtual more shows scheduled. Paul Shugrue
COMMUNICATIONS AND MARKETING OFFICER
competitions. They succeeded in creating will be at the concert on September
Amy Houck 757-889-9491 phenomenal events for our annual 4, so I hope you will come out and say
regional spelling bee, Young Storytellers hello. Find details at whro.org/events
DIRECTOR, CORPORATE SUPPORT
Diane Rogic 757-724-4423 Writers Contest and the Great Computer
Challenge. You’ll find the winners of Lastly, thank you to everyone who donated
DIRECTOR, MEMBERSHIP
Nicole Cleveland 757-889-9358
these competitions listed on pages 11 to our summer radio and television
and 12. Thank you to everyone who membership drives! It is your generosity
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
made these events so successful! that makes our work in the field of
Belinda Elliott, Wendy Hazel, Lindsey Horner, Dory
Morrison, Kate Pringle, Martha Razor, Elmer Seward, education possible. As you know, WHRO
Mitzi Fehl-Seward, Meagan Taylor-Booth We’ve also seen an increase in usage Public Media was founded to support our
MANAGING EDITOR
of our eMediaVA, our repository of local K–12 school divisions. Your faithful
Belinda Elliott 757-889-9339 digital learning resources, all correlated contributions ensure that education
and searchable by Virginia Standards remains at the heart of all we do. Without
DESIGNER
Mike Watts 757-889-9345 of Learning (SOL). Both teachers and you, none of the work we do would be
parents found it to be a valuable resource possible. Thank you for your generosity!
AUDIENCE SERVICES 757-889-9499
as they worked to keep students engaged
Dimensions (ISSN 1047-5532. Publication
No. 190-200. Copyright 2004) is published monthly by and learning whether in classrooms or
Bert Schmidt
the Hampton Roads Educational Telecommunications at home, and we offered webinars for
Association, Inc., a non-profit corporation, licensee
of WHRO TV15, Public Television, and WHRV 89.5 those unfamiliar with the platform. We
FM / WHRO 90.3 FM, Public Radio. Distributed to all are also excited that we have started
members of WHRO Public Media.
booking in-person visits again for our
DIMENSIONS 5200 Hampton Blvd. Norfolk, VA 23508 three van programs. Soon our literacy President
van, STEM van and new environmental & Chief Executive Officer
PHONE Southside 757-889-9400;
Williamsburg 757-903-2302 van will be back out visiting schools,
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libraries and community centers.
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and uses eco-friendly soy based inks.
5, 7 TV Highlights 14 Bringing History to Life
8 Radio Highlights 15 Staying Connected
@WHRO Public Media 9 Using eMedia Resources
On the Cover
EDUCATION When the pandemic hit our nation,
schools closed in March 2020 and
students were forced to complete the rest
workshops for parents and professional
development trainings for teachers.
ON THE MOVE
of the school year virtually. But no one Their most exciting resources, the literacy,
could have ever imagined that we would STEM and environmental vans have all
still face the same battle during the been parked at the station only to be used
opening of the new academic year. to deliver materials and books to schools.
ONCE AGAIN With so many challenges and much
uncertainty, our children’s services
But recently, for the first time since the
start of the pandemic, the children's
services outreach specialist drove the
outreach team had to find creative ways van to Cape Charles, VA, to hold a face-
By Martha Razor to meet the needs of schools and the to-face, but socially distanced literacy
Manager, Early Childhood Learning community in the delivery of educational van visit with kindergarten students at
Martha.Razor@whro.org resources. Through much collaboration Kiptopeke Elementary school. During the
and brainstorming, they were able to find visit, students had an opportunity to get
a safe way to get books into the hands of the full literacy van program experience.
children in Title I schools through their They were able to listen to a fun story,
First Book program. They also held virtual sing songs and recite the reading pledge.
classroom visits by sharing story times and The students then had a chance to view
providing STEM activities to students in the inside of the beautifully decorated
pre-k through second grades throughout literacy van and receive a free book.
the school year. In addition, they were able It was a very exciting moment for the
to hold virtual “Anytime is Learning Time” students and the teachers.
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August 2021 Primetime
8:00p.m.
8:00 P.M. 9:009:00
p.m.P.M. 10:00 P.M.
10:00 p.m.
Washington Week Curate Great Performances at The Met - Marnie
1 Secrets of the Royal Flight Unforgotten Season 4 on Masterpiece - Episode 4 Professor T: Mother Love
1 Surviving the Dust Bowl: American Experience George Washington Carver: An Uncommon Life PBS NewsHour
FRI Super Cats: Extreme Lives Our Gorongosa Doc World: Road Runners
SUN Lidia’s Kitchen Cook’s Country Pati’s Mexican Table New Orleans Kitchen This Old House Globe Trekker
Great Estates Scotland: Kincardine Milk Street Television Milk Street Television Rick Steves’ European Travel Tips and Tricks
Cinema15: Carousel Doc Martin - Faith
2 2 Antiques Roadshow: Vintage Portland Antiques Roadshow Recut Antiques Roadshow Recut POV: Pier Kids
The Jazz Ambassadors We Knew What We Had: The Greatest Jazz Story Never Told America Reframed - Detroit 48202
SAT
MON Spy in the Wild: The North The Good Road Stories from the Stage PBS NewsHours
Cook’s Country Cook’s Country Cook’s Country Cook’s Country Cook’s Country Cook’s Country
America’s Test Kitchen Kitchen Queens: New Orleans Milk Street Television Milk Street Television Rick Steves' Europe
Victoria on Masterpiece - Season 3, Episode Three Victoria On Masterpiece - Season 3, Episode Four Tales from the Royal Bedchamber
3 3 Find Your Roots: Fredom Tales Jesse Owens: Amercian Experience Fight: Amercian Experience
Nature - Naledi: One Little Elephant Finding Your Roots - Dreaming of a New Land The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution
SUN
TUE America Reframed: Where The Pavement Ends Justice In Chester PBS NewsHour
Martha Bakes America’s Test Kitchen Food Flirts New Orleans Kitchen Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe
Milk Street Television Kitchen Queens: New Orleans Milk Street Television Milk Street Television Rick Steves' Europe
Antiques-Roadshow
NATURE - Ca’
Super Cats: d’Zan
Cats In Every Corner Antiques Roadshow Ghost
NOVA: Emperor’s - Celebrating
Army Black Americana Independent
Secrets ofLens
the-Dead:
Black Viking
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Warrior Queen
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Afropop:
POV: PierThe
KidsUltimate Cultural Exchange Life on the Line Stories from the Stage PBSPBS
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Kitchen Queens: New Orleans Milk Street Television NewMilk
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Ask This Old House Sealab: American Experience
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Viking In Chicago
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THU
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Street Television America’s Test Kitchen
Kitchen Queens: New Orleans Food
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Through The Lens - Music on the Cover Dictator’s
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7 7 Dictator’s Playbook - Francisco Franco Black
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9 9
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- Season Margaret: The Rebel Princess
10 America Reframed: Pyne Poynt POV Shorts
TUE Nature - Arctic Wolf Pack Finding Your Roots - Freedom Tales POVPBS NewsHour
- Whose Streets?
SUN
Milk Street
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Bakes Kitchen Queens:
America’s New Orleans Nigella:
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NATURE
Antiques-Roadshow
Super Cats:
- CaCats In Every Corner
d’Zan NOVA: Operation
Antiques RoadshowLighthouse Rescue
- Miami Beach, FL Independent Lens -Dead:
Secrets of the Cleopatra’s
Hale County Lost Tomb
This Morning
11 11 Frontline
WED Afropop: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange Life on the Line Stories from the Stage PBSPBS NewsHour
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Lidia’s
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This Old House Globe Trekker
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Expedition: Show Experience Great
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12
12 Secrets of the Dead: Cleopatra’s Lost Tomb Prehistoric Road Trip: We Dig Dinosaurs
THU America Reframed - Milwaukee 53206 John Lewis - Get in the Way PBSPBS NewsHour
NewsHour
TUE Milk Street Television How She Rolls Rick Steves’ Europe
Martha Bakes America’s Test Kitchen Nigella: At My Table NewRick Steves’
Orleans Europe
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Craftsman’s Europe Travelscope
Legacy
Washington Week Curate Season 5 Icon: Music Through The Lens - On the Wall Icon: Music Through The Lens - On the Net
1313 Nature - Wild Way of the Vikings
Wild Metropolis: Commuters
NOVA - Rise of the Rockets
Wild Metropolis: Survivors
Dictator’s Playbook - Idi Amin
PBS NewsHour
WEDFRI Independent Lens - Hale County This Morning Frontline PBS NewsHour
America’s Test Kitchen How She Rolls Baking with Julia Baking with Julia Julia Child - Cooking with Master Chefs
Lidia’s Kitchen Cook’s Country Pati’s Mexican Table New Orleans Kitchen Ask This Old House Rick Steves’ Europe
Alicia Keys in LA
14 This Old House - Mid-Century Modern Makeover Chef’s Life Places to Love Confucius Was a Foodie - Sichuan
14 Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson (Part 1) America Reframed: Pyne Poynt
SAT Dictator’s Playbook - Idi Amin Power to Heal: Medicare and the Civil Rights Revolution PBS NewsHour
THU
The Legacy List with Matt Paxton Best of the Joy of Painting Best of the Joy of Painting Julia Child - Cooking with Master Chefs
Martha Bakes America’s Test Kitchen Nigella: At My Table New Orleans Kitchen Craftsman’s Legacy Travelscope
All Creatures Great and Small: Between The Pages Unforgotten Season 4 on Masterpiece - Episode 6 Professor T: The Dutiful Child
15 Washington Week Curate Great Performances - Movies for Grownups Awards 2019 with AARP The Magazine
15 NATURE - Super Cats: Cats In Every Corner NOVA: Dog Tales NATURE - Dogs in the Land of Lions
SUN The Greely Expedition: American Experience 1964: The Fight for a Right PBS NewsHour
FRI The Legacy List with Matt Paxton Baking with Julia Baking with Julia Rudy Maxa's World: The Taste of Japan
Lidia’s Kitchen Cook’s Country Pati’s Mexican Table New Orleans Kitchen This Old House Globe Trekker
WHRO TV 15/15.1 WHRO CREATE 15.4
COX 15 • Charter 5 • FiOS 15 | COX 1015 WHRO WORLD 15.2
COX Digital 109 • FiOS 463 COX 107 • FiOS 460
Charter 705 • FiOS 515
4 Monday–Friday repeats at 2am–4am TV listings are subject to change without notice. For the most up-to-date listing, visit whro.org/tvschedule
TV Highlights
American Experience: Jesse Owens
Tuesday, August 3, 9:00 p.m.
The athlete's life and his victories in the face of Nazi racism at the
1936 Olympics are explored.
Pink Floyd: Dark Side of the Moon
Friday, August 6, 10:00 p.m.
Listen as all four band members tell the story behind one of the
greatest albums ever made. Pink Floyd's masterpiece, 1973's The
Dark Side of the Moon, broke records when it sold more than 30
million copies and spent 740 weeks on the U.S. charts.
NOVA: Operation Lighthouse Rescue
Wednesday, August 11, 9:00 p.m.
The Gay Head Lighthouse, a historic landmark perched high on the
cliffs of Martha’s Vineyard, is soon to become the next victim of the
ocean’s relentless erosion of the island’s cliffs. Join engineers as
they race to rescue this national treasure.
All Creatures Great and Small
Sunday, August 15, 7:30 p.m.
Get to know the cast and creators of the hit series based on
James Herriot's beloved books. Savor the best moments from the
first season, including Dame Diana Rigg in her final role as Mrs.
Pumphrey, and look ahead to what might happen in Season 2.
5
August 2021 Primetime
8:00 P.M. 9:00 P.M. 10:00 P.M.
Ken Burns: Hemingway
16
MON Forces of Nature - Elements The Good Road Stories from the Stage PBS NewsHour
America’s Test Kitchen How She Rolls Julia Child - Cooking… Julia Child - Cooking… Rick Steves' Europe
Underground Railroad: The William Still Story
17
TUE America Reframed: Perfectly Normal for Me Reel South: Attache PBS NewsHour
Milk Street Television How She Rolls French Chef Classics French Chef Classics Rick Steves' Europe
NATURE - Pandas: Born to Be Wild
18
WED Independent Lens: Rodents of Unusual Size POV: Farmsteaders PBS NewsHour
Lidia’s Kitchen How She Rolls Dishing with Julia Child Dishing with Julia Child Rick Steves' Europe
Classic Albums: Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon Liza with a Z
19
THU Secrets of the Dead: Egypt’s Darkest Hour Prehistoric Road Trip: Tiny Teeth, Fearsome Beasts PBS NewsHour
Milk Street Television How She Rolls Julia Child - Cooking… Julia Child - Cooking… Rick Steves' Europe
Great Performances - Broadway: Beyond The Golden Age
20
FRI Borneo: Islands of Wonder Hawaii: Islands of Wonder PBS NewsHour
America’s Test Kitchen How She Rolls Craft in America: Music Craft in America: Celebration
Special Programming
21
SAT Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson (Part 2) America Reframed: Perfectly Normal for Me
The Legacy List with Matt Paxton Best of the Joy of Painting Best of the Joy of Painting Chesapeake Bay by Air
22 Member’s Choice
SUN Life From Above: Moving Planet Life From Above: Colorful Planet Life From Above: Patterned Planet
The Legacy List with Matt Paxton Craft in America: Music Slovakia: Treasures in the Heart of Europe
Antiques Roadshow: Philbrook Museum Hour 2 Antiques Roadshow: Philbrook Museum Hour 3 POV: Minding the Gap
23
MON Forces of Nature - Motion The Good Road Stories from the Stage PBS NewsHour
America’s Test Kitchen How She Rolls Craft in America: Celebration Rick Steves’ Europe
24 Native America: From Caves to Cosmos Big Burn: American Experience Frontline: China’s COVID Secrets
TUE Personal Statement: America Reframed Place to Stand PBS NewsHour
Milk Street Television How She Rolls Craft in America: Landscape Rick Steves’ Europe
25 NATURE - Natural Born Rebels: Hunger Wars When Whales Walked: Journeys into the Deep
WED POV: Mind the Gap Frontline PBS NewsHour
Lidia’s Kitchen How She Rolls Craft in America: Family Rick Steves’ Europe
26 This Old House Ask This Old House Great British Baking Show Great British Baking Show
THU When Whales Walked: Journeys In Deep Time NOVA: Rise of the Mammals PBS NewsHour
Milk Street Television How She Rolls Craft in America: Nature Rick Steves’ Europe
Washington Week Curate Season 5 Great Performances: Vienna Philharmonic Summer Night Concert 2021
27
FRI Animal Babies: First Year On Earth Animal Babies: First Year On Earth PBS NewsHour
America’s Test Kitchen How She Rolls Simply Ming Simply Ming Simply Ming Simply Ming
Cinema15: Thelma & Louise
28
SAT Independent Lens: Wrestle POV Shorts Personal Statement: America Reframed
The Legacy List with Matt Paxton Best of the Joy of Painting Best of the Joy of Painting Real Rail Adventures: Swiss Winter Magic
29 Lucy Worsley’s Royal Myths & Secrets WICKED in Concert
SUN Big Pacific: Mysterious Big Pacific: Violent Big Pacific: Vorcious
The Legacy List with Matt Paxton Simply Ming Simply Ming Real Rail Adventures: Swiss Grand Tour
Antiques Roadshow: Churchill Downs Racetrack Hour 1 Antiques Roadshow: Churchill Downs Racetrack Hour 2 POV: The Song of the Butterflies
30
MON Ireland’s Wild Coast The Good Road Stories from the Stage PBS NewsHour
America’s Test Kitchen How She Rolls Simply Ming Simply Ming Rick Steves’ Europe
Native America: Nature to Nations Generation 9/11
31
America Reframed: Pahokee PBS NewsHour
TUE
Milk Street Television How She Rolls Simply Ming Simply Ming Rick Steves’ Europe
6 Monday–Friday repeats at 2am–4am TV listings are subject to change without notice. For the most up-to-date listing, visit whro.org/tvschedule
TV Highlights Native America: From Caves to Cosmos Tuesday, August 24, 8:00 p.m. Combine ancient wisdom and modern science to answer a 15,000-year-old question: who were America's First Peoples? The answer hides in Amazonian cave paintings, Mexican burial chambers, New Mexico's Chaco Canyon and waves off California's coast. Expedition with Steve Backshall: Unpacked Wednesday, August 25, 8:00 p.m. Unpack the moments that very nearly stopped the Expedition teams in their tracks on adventures that made them question whether they should even be out there, to the point where they knew if they took one step further, there was no turning back. Wicked In Concert Sunday, August 29, 9:00 p.m. Join us as we celebrate the music of one of the most successful productions in Broadway history: WICKED. At its heart, WICKED is a story of personal empowerment, of an unlikely friendship and what it means to be different. Kristin Chenowith and Idina Menzel will be our guides in this concert version of the famed musical as we explore the story of Elphaba and Glinda, the journey of two young women that continues to provide inspiration to young and old, in every culture, and in all walks of life. Featuring an all-star cast and fresh orchestral arrangements of iconic songs like “Dancing Through Life,” “Popular,” “Defying Gravity” and many more, WICKED IN CONCERT explores these themes and reimagines this remark- able musical in an intimate concert setting. Generation 9/11 Tuesday, August 31, 9:00 p.m. Of the almost 3,000 people who died on 9/11, around one hundred were fathers of babies who were not yet born. Generation 9/11 follows the lives of a number of these children and their families, as we track their journeys into adulthood.
August 2021 Radio Schedules
MORNING WEEKDAYS WEEKDAYS
6:00 A.M.– NOON 5-10am Morning Classics 5-9am Morning Edition from NPR
with Dwight Davis 9-10am BBC Newshour
6:00 Cat in the Hat Knows 10-Noon 1A
A Lot About That! 10am-3pm Mid-Day Classics with
Rebecca Weinstein Noon-1pm Mon: Throughline
6:30 Ready Jet Go! Tue: Reveal
Noon-1pm Fri: Show Tune Cafe
7:00 Peg + Cat Wed: On Being
3-7pm Afternoon Classics with Thurs: Another View with
7:30 Super Why! Wayla Chambo Barbara Hamm Lee
8:00 Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood 7-9pm Performance Today Fri: Watching America
8:30 Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood 9pm-Mid. Evening Classics 1-2pm M: The TED Radio Hour
with Raymond Jones T: The Jefferson Hour
9:00 Sesame Street W: The Moth Hour
Mid.-5am 90.3 Overnight
9:30 Elinor Wonders Why Th: Selected Shorts
10:00 Clifford The Big Red Dog Fri: Radiolab
SATURDAYS 2-3pm Here & Now (M-Th)
10:30 Dinosaur Train
2-3pm Science Fri (Fri)
11:00 Let's Go Luna! Mid.-6am 90.3 Overnight 3-4pm Fresh Air with Terry Gross
11:30 Nature Cat 6-7am Harmonia 4-6:30pm All Things Considered
7am-Noon Car Tunes with 6:30-7pm Marketplace
Anthony McSpadden
7-9pm Out of the Box with
Noon-1pm From the Top
AFTERNOON 1-4pm Swedish Royal Opera
Paul Shugrue (M-Th)
7-8pm R&B Chronicles (Fri)
NOON – 7:00 P.M. 8/07 R. Strauss: Elektra 8-10pm A Shot of the Blues (Fri)
(Archival, 1965) 9pm-1am Jazz with Jae Sinnett (M-Th)
12:00 Nature Cat Opéra de Paris 10pm-11pm Sinnett in Session(Fri)
12:30 Xavier Riddle and 8/14 Massenet: Manon 11pm-1am Mountain Stage (Fri)
the Secret Museum 1-5am BBC World Service
Opéra National de Bordeaux
1:00 Molly of Denali SATURDAYS
8/21 Rubinstein: The Demon
1:30 Hero Elementary
Opéra du Capitole de Toulouse Mid.-1am Mountain Stage
2:00 Cyberchase
8/28 Wagner: Parsifal 1-5am Sinnett Overnight
2:30 Pinkalicious & Peterrific 5-7am BBC News
3:00 Pinkalicious & Peterrific 4-6pm Intermezzo
7-8am Left Right & Center
3:30 Elinor Wonders Why 6-8pm Performance Today 8-10am Weekend Edition Saturday
8-11pm This Just In 10-11am A Way with Words
4:00 Donkey Hodie
with Raymond Jones 11am-Noon Wait, Wait! Don’t Tell Me!
4:30 Curious George 11pm-Mid. Harmonia Noon-1pm This American Life
5:00 Curious George 1-5pm Out of the Box with
5:30 Xavier Riddle and Paul Shugrue
SUNDAYS 5-6pm All Things Considered
the Secret Museum
Mid.-7am 90.3 Overnight 6-7pm Snap Judgment
6:00 Molly of Denali
7-8pm The Arts Hour
6:30 Hero Elementary 7am-Noon Your Musical Brunch with
Anthony McSpadden 8-10pm Rhythm Lab Radio
- 8:30 - BirdNotes 10-11pm Vocal Sound of Jazz
Noon-1pm With Heart and Voice 11pm-Mid. Juke in the Back
EVENING 1-3pm Performance Today SUNDAYS
7:00 P.M.– MIDNIGHT 3-4pm From the Parlor
with Dwight Davis Mid.-5am Blues Before Sunrise
7:00 Wild Kratts 4-7pm Afternoon Classics 5-7am BBC News
with Raymond Jones 7-8am With Good Reason
7:30 Wild Kratts
7-8pm Classical Guitar Alive! 8-10am Weekend Edition Sunday
8:00 Odd Squad 8-10pm Pipedreams 10-11am On Being
8:30 Odd Squad 10pm-Mid. Evening Classics 11-noon Ask Me Another/Writer’s Block
9:00 Arthur with Raymond Jones Noon-1pm The Splendid Table
1-5pm Sinnett in Session
9:30 Arthur
Classical Music Public Radio on
5-6pm All Things Considered
10:00 Cyberchase three great stations: WHRO 90.3 6-7pm Thistle & Shamrock
10:30 Pinkalicious & Peterrific FM, serving Hampton Roads; 7-9pm Pickin’ on WHRV
WHRJ 89.9, serving the Middle 9-10pm Acoustic Highway
11:00 Pinkalicious & Peterrific Peninsula and Northern Neck;
10-11pm Folk Alley
11:30 Elinor Wonders Why and WHRF 98.3, serving the
11pm-Mid. Art of Song
Eastern Shore.
Mid.-1am Woodsongs
15.3 | Cox 108 | Charter Digital 120 whro.org/radio Public Radio for Eastern Virginia 89.5 FM
WHRV Norfolk, WHRG 88.5 FM Gloucester
FiOS 462 | whrokids.org Point, WHRE 91.9 FM Eastville, WHRX 90.1
FM Nassawadox, WHRL 88.1 FM Emporia.
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WHRO Public Media
Using eMediaVA Resources to Promote
Social Emotional Learning
By Lindsey Horner Today’s schools are increasingly multicultural and multilingual and attended by students
eMediaVA Manager from a range of backgrounds and cultures. Teachers are regularly looking for ways
Lindsey.Horner@whro.org
to connect with their students and also develop students’ love of learning, emotional
intelligence and self-motivation. A growing body of research demonstrates that social-
emotional learning (SEL) resources provide teachers with the tools to meet and exceed
these goals. SEL provides a framework for a safe and positive learning environment for
both students and teachers and improves student outcomes in school, their careers and
their relationships with others.
While remote learning has certainly made prioritizing SEL difficult, the need for
social-emotional learning has only grown due to the challenges of COVID-19 and
online learning. For many teachers, SEL is the heartbeat of their classroom, even
when learning online—developing positive relationships with students and fostering
a culture of empathy and respect in their classrooms. Now more than ever, it is
critical that relevant and engaging SEL resources are readily available online for both
teachers and parents.
Parents also play an important role in nurturing social-emotional learning in their
children. Parents can model emotionally healthy behaviors and relationships at home,
and work with their child’s school community to create a climate that supports social-
emotional learning for learners both in and out of the classroom. Teachers and parents
can utilize social-emotional learning resources that emphasize the five components
of SEL: self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills and
responsible decision-making.
eMediaVA staff has created a number of social-emotional learning collections to
support teachers and parents in this work, organized by the five core concepts of
SEL. eMediaVA SEL collections contain age-appropriate, engaging resources that can
be utilized at home and in the classroom to facilitate discussion, model behavior,
and nurture empathy and respect for diverse viewpoints. The SEL collections contain
videos, interactives and worksheets that can be easily integrated into any curriculum.
The collections also highlight classic PBS KIDS shows that integrate SEL concepts into
every episode, like Daniel Tiger, Sesame Street and Arthur. To view the collections and
use them with your learners today, visit bit.ly/SELeMediaVA.
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WHRO Public Media whro.org
Local Students Excel in Even though we were not able to get
together as we normally would over the
Virtual Competitions
past year, we were still able to give area
students the opportunity to show off their
knowledge, skills and talents.
This year’s regional Spelling Bee was held
1st Place 2nd Place
on February 13 using the online testing
Parker Muench, Vikram Goudar,
platform developed by Scripps, the
Hampton Roads Academy, Old Donation School,
sponsor of the national bee. Twenty-five
Newport News Virginia Beach
school spelling bee champions competed.
The 36th Great Computer Challenge was held on May 15. Twenty-seven school teams
came together for the very first online version of the GCC. It was a great day of
competition with some outstanding student work. The category winners are listed below.
CAD Desktop Presentation Desktop Publishing
Level 4 Level 2 Level 2
1st Place 1st Place 1st Place
Oscar Smith High School, Crossroads School, Poquoson Elementary School,
Chesapeake, Norfolk Poquoson
Team C
2nd Place 2nd Place
2nd Place Stonehouse Elementary School, Matthew Whaley Elementary School,
Oscar Smith High School, Williamsburg Williamsburg
Chesapeake,
Team B 3rd Place 3rd Place
Matthew Whaley Elementary School, Crossroads School,
3rd Place Williamsburg Norfolk
The Governor’s School,
Hampton Honorable Mention Honorable Mention
Bethel Elementary School, Bethel Elementary School,
Honorable Mention Gloucester Gloucester
Oscar Smith High School,
Chesapeake, Honorable Mention
Team A Poquoson Elementary School,
Poquoson
Desktop Publishing Graphic Design Programming – Object Oriented
Level 4 Level 4 Business, Level 4
1st Place 1st Place 1st Place
Norfolk Technical Center, Governor’s School, Governor’s School, Hampton,
Norfolk Hampton Team A
2nd Place 2nd Place 2nd Place
Landstown High School, Norfolk Technical Center, Governor’s School, Hampton,
Virginia Beach Norfolk Team B
3rd Place 3rd Place 3rd Place
Governor’s School, New Horizons, Norfolk Technical Center,
Hampton, Newport News Norfolk,
Team B Team B
Honorable Mention
Governor’s School,
Hampton,
Team A
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More than 200 entries were submitted for this year’s Young Storytellers Contest.
Winners were celebrated in a virtual awards ceremony on June 24 on WHRO Public
Media’s Facebook page.
Kindergarten Third Grade Overall Environmental Winners
for Grade K–2
1st Place 1st Place
Frank DeRego, Aanya Jain, Old Donation School, Eloise Garrison, Swift Creek Elementary,
Homeschooled,Suffolk, Virginia Beach, Midlothian,
“The Adventures of Net Man” “Recycle Me” “Priscilla and the Poacher”
2nd Place 2nd Place
Isaac Burns, Blaine Averett, Overall Environmental Winners
Great Bridge Presbyterian, Chesapeake, Hampton Roads Academy, Newport News, for Grade 3–5 (Two Winners)
“Kitty Garden” “Roney the Rover’s Adventure in Space”
Evie Bales
Kilby Shores Elementary, Suffolk
First Grade Fourth Grade “Earth’s Cardboard Creations”
1st Place 1st Place
Madison Stacy, Charlotte Campbell, Zoey Pham
Corporate Landing Elementary, Cape Charles Christian Pembroke Meadows Elementary
Virginia Beach, Cape Charles, Virginia Beach
“Splash! Splash! Mermaddy” “What Ever You Can Imagine” “The Ups and Downs of Earth”
2nd Place 2nd Place
Aaria Jain, Josiah Williams, Honorable Mentions Winners
John B. Dey Elementary, Virginia Beach, Homeschooled, Chesapeake,
“Do Not Waste Water” “Nature Helps Timmy To Read” Kylen Boyer, Newport News, VA
Marea Collins, Norfolk, VA
Samit Katkar, Virginia Beach, VA
Second Grade Fifth Grade Nathaniel Rafael, Weems, VA
Mariam Sisson, Farnham, VA
1st Place 1st Place
Zepplin Tillinghast, Cape Charles, VA
Luce Gurganus, Saniya Hundley-Sweeney,
Deeya Turakhia, Virginia Beach, VA
Deer Park Elementary, Carver Elementary, Newport News,
Karris Williams, Chesapeake, VA
Newport News, “Saniya and the S-bots”
Taryn Vernon, Chesapeake, VA
“The Puppy Pizza Place”
2nd Place Congratulations to all of our winners!
2nd Place Isabella Smith,
Victoria Tickell, Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Homeschooled, Norfolk, Newport News,
“The Bunny Who Saved His Family” “Robbers of the Sea”
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Amercian Graduate:
Path to the Future By Belinda Elliott
Managing Editor, Dimensions
Belinda.Elliott@whro.org
Remember career days in school? An executive, a mechanic, or new initiative. The hour-long event featured a panel of educators,
a nurse would visit and explain to the class what their day was business leaders and new graduates discussing this issue.
like. Or perhaps, when you were older, you attended a job fair
and met with people from different companies to discuss what “I think for far too long, we focused on a philosphy of content
working for them would be like? An exciting new program is that students need to know and less on skills that our students
taking these concepts and turning them into on-demand, digital need to survive,” explained panelist Dr. Shari L. Camhi,
experiences for students. superintendent of schools for Baldwin Union Free School
District. Other panelists agreed and suggested high school is
As students approach graduation, some of them are not aware an ideal time to start helping students explore career options
of the many career options available. Even if they are aware, and gain hands-on work experience.
how do they choose which one to pursue? How do they decide
if their path needs to include an apprenticeship, an internship, Dr. Miguel Cardona, Secretary of Education, shared that as
a two-year or four-year degree, or a certification program? And a student he explored careers in the automotive industry,
which jobs will be the most in-demand in the future when they art and bilingual education. “My life and ultimately my career
are ready to enter the workforce? A new initiative from American were enriched by the opportunity to explore mutliple pathways
Graduate is helping students tackle these questions. and fields,” he explained. “Unfortunately, many people don’t
have these same opportunities. That’s why I’m excited for the
For several years, WHRO Public Media has been a part of The newest chapter of the American Graduate program. It promises
American Graduate initiative, supported by the Corporation for to be a real game changer.“
Public Broadcasting (CPB), to help young people succeed in
school, career and life. The first phase of American Graduate American Graduate: Path to the Future is a multi-year initiative
focused on lowering drop-out rates across the nation. Phase two that will help students across the country explore and prepare
focused on increasing awareness of the pathways to high- for high-demand careers, including the 30 million middle-skill
demand skilled careers. jobs that require a one-year occupational certificate or two-
year associates degree. The focal point of Path to the Future
As public media stations have worked with schools, businesses will be hundreds of inspiring and informative digital career
and students, they have realized there is a gap in the amount profiles delivered in a style that 13-18-year-olds can relate to
of career information students are exposed to before they and that can be found on social media, a dedicated website,
graduate. This discovery directed the focus of American and an app. Students will be able to explore a job, watch what
Graduate’s newest initiative, American Graduate: Path to the a worker does, discover what the job pays and learn how to get
Future. Researchers conducted a poll of students ages 16-22 started in that career field.
and found that one in five said they did not have enough
information about jobs or the training needed to get them. WHRO is excited to once again partner in the great work being
accomplished through American Graduate. To learn more about
“How did we design a system where we get everybody almost to this work and when the new website and app will be available,
the finish line and then stop?” asked Hari Sreenivasan, anchor, visit amgrad.whro.org
PBS NewsHour Weekend, who hosted a recent launch event for the
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Bringing African American History to Life
On August 24, 2019, Governor Northam directed the Virginia this blended format helps students to see the local history, think
Department of Education (VDOE) to collaborate with Virtual about the global aspects, and act in an informed way to make
Virginia, WHRO Public Media, and committees of history change. During our work on the online modules, almost anything
teachers, historians, and history professors to develop a new that we could imagine, the development team at WHRO found a
African American history course for high school students. way to make possible.”
The full-credit course surveys African American history from
precolonial Africa through the present. The students’ exploration of African American History
culminates in a capstone project that allows students to apply
As part of this project, WHRO designed five African American knowledge learned from the course content into their local
History online modules that are part of the blended learning communities. During the 2020-2021 school year, 17 teachers
course. The African American History online modules highlight piloted this course and offered positive reviews.
African American voices, including many not traditionally
highlighted, and their contributions to the story of Virginia and “The online modules gave my students an opportunity to work at
the United States of America. Throughout each module, students their own pace, see history differently, and make connections to
will access comprehensive and media-rich lessons, engaging the content in their required courses,” said one teacher. Another
interactivities, varied assignments, and real-world assessments. teacher commented, “My students LOVED the online modules.
The VDOE-created course map integrates both the online The interactivity kept them engaged, they loved the videos, the
modules and offline learning activities. Students will examine projects, and even the assessments!”
the role African Americans have played in American history and
This summer, the VDOE will distribute the online modules to
trace the trials, tribulations and triumphs of race relations in the
all Virginia school divisions through Virtual Virginia’s online
United States.
learning platform. WHRO is proud to have partnered with these
Christonya Brown, the VDOE history and social science organizations to bring the African American History course to
coordinator, said, “This has been a great opportunity to provide students and teachers across the Commonwealth of Virginia.
teachers and students of the Commonwealth a different way to
engage with history content. The use of the online modules in By Meagan Taylor-Booth and Mitzi Fehl-Seward
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Yamiche Alcindor, special guest at the
Hunter B. Andrews Society Evening
Staying Connected with our Members
Despite the Distance By Dory Morrison & Kate Pringle
While WHRO Public Media continued to deliver as a trusted members’ and staff’s safety a priority, the Hunter B. Andrews
source for news, information and entertainment throughout the Dinner went virtual!
pandemic, the offices and hallways at the station were quiet, with
a majority of employees pivoting to the new norm of working from With the generous support of event sponsors, Bay Diesel and
home. Despite the challenges that can come with teleworking, Generator and Kaufman and Canoles, on May 13, WHRO hosted
our membership team continued to provide timely and reliable the Hunter B. Andrews Society Evening on Zoom with Yamiche
assistance to our audience via phone calls, emails and questions Alcindor, the host of Washington Week and the White House
through the online chat, a new feature at whro.org. correspondent for PBS NewsHour. Emceed by Barbara Hamm
Lee, host of WHRV’s Another View, Alcindor presented Truth
Phone calls to members to check in led to conversations in Journalism: Reporting on Politics and Identity in America
about life stuck at home, relying even more on the informative and also answered questions from Lee submitted in advance
and entertaining programs that WHRO is known for. WHRO’s by guests. During a time when most yearned to get back to
membership team continued to look at ways they could connect in-person events and many expressed the woes of Zoom and
with donors in this new virtual world. We found ourselves taking virtual event fatigue, many WHRO members expressed their
the plunge into new territory with virtual coffees, cocktail parties gratitude for the opportunity to connect with Alcindor, Lee and
and guest speakers. What was typically an in-person holiday other guests in attendance.
reception at the station shifted to a festive virtual cocktail party
hosted by WHRV’s Morning Edition host Gina Gambony. The Over the next few months, we look forward to stepping away
event on December 3 included trivia, musical challenges, special from technology and reconnecting in person with our members.
guests and even some old holiday stories from WHRO’s own Members of the Hunter B. Andrews Society can anticipate many
President and CEO Bert Schmidt. of our favorite annual events to return to in-person, with plans
already underway for this year’s Holiday Reception and 2022’s
A new year brought a new society for WHRO leadership donors, Hunter B. Andrews Society Producer’s Circle Dinner.
with the new Hunter B. Andrews Society replacing the former
WHRO Leadership Circle. In years’ past, the Hunter B. Andrews If you’d like to stay connected to WHRO Public Media, or if
Dinner was held each spring for our most generous donors and you’re interested in joining the Hunter B. Andrews Society, please
featured a well-known PBS or NPR personality at the event. Due contact Tom Burton, chief development officer, at 757.889.9115
to continued concerns over in-person gatherings and keeping our or tom.burton@whro.org.
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Ms. Lynn O. Adams Robert L. Daniel, Ph.D. Mr. Lawrence Glanzer and Mrs. Mary Anne
Joan P. Brock Mr. Paul M. Gottlieb
Major General Celia L. Adolphi and Dr. Ronald Dr. Mona J. Danner Glanzer
Jeffrey and Nancy Burton Karen and John Griffing
L. Adolphi Carol Webb Darden Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Gomez
Ms. Arleen Cohen Eric and Hui Mei Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ahart Dr. and Mrs. Chris Dassler Mr. and Mrs. Croxton Gordon
Roger and Judy Cross Chris G. Gunnufsen
Dr. William L. Alexander, Ph.D. and Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Daugherty Ellin B. Gordon
Leanne Currie-McGhee Louis and Mary Haddad Foundation
Cassandra L. Newby-Alexander, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Davila Cdr. Donald Grady
Mr. and Mrs. T. Clinton Damuth Herbert A. and Mary H. Haneman
Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Allbrandt Mr. Brian C. Davis Dr. Barry K. Graham
Susan B. Day Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hofheimer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Alvers Debra A. Davis Bob and Lynn Grandle
Ms. Cheryl A. Dronzek Ms. Joan M. Hughes
Ms. Lorrie J. Ames Richard and Laura Davis Edith and Cy Grandy
Mr. and Mrs. Lee D. Entsminger Sally and Larry Hull
Vivian M. Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Adarsh Deepak Phillip D. and Lorraine R. Granger
Richard P. Evans Liz and Pete Humes
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Armstrong John G. and Frances Bracken Delker Mr. H. Carlyle Gravely
Mr. Eric L. Fox Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Isenhour
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Ashby Mr. Aleksandr Demeshkin Ms. Susan Gregg
Ms. Elizabeth S. Garrett and Mrs. Brooke The Rev. Connie Jones
Nancy and Reed Atkins Virginia Demps Dr. Edna A. Griffenhagen and Mr. Mark
S. Tiller Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kastner
Larry and Ann Atkinson Richard and Susan Desilets A. Waller
Dr. Henry Garrity Edward George Kaufman
Mrs. Robin D. Baliles Dr. and Mrs. Brian D. Deutsch Kasia Grzelkowski
Dr. Clarence A. Holland Mrs. Linda H. Kaufman
Mr. Herrmann E. Banner Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Diaz The Family of Carter T. Gunn
Mr. Edward H. Inge Bill Kellam
Vern and Nancy Barham Dr. Deborah M. DiCroce Dr. Phyllis Hope and Mr. Tom Gustin
Connie Jacobson Ms. Sarah F. Kellam
Nora A. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. William H. Diehl Ms. Priscilla L. Guthrie
Barbara and Steve Johnsen Kirkland Molloy Kelley
Virginia B. Barnett Glenn and Esther Diskin Mike and Ruth Haas
Stephen Leaman Dr. Ashby C. Kilgore
Mrs. Clay H. Barr Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dodson Guy and Andrea Hagen
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Lendman Dr. and Mrs. Greg Y. Kim
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Barrow Dr. Jay and Mary Donlan, Jr. Anita and Alan Hagerman
Sally and David Maxwell Melissa and Falcon Knight
Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Francois Barthelemy Mr. John S. Dorst Richard W. Hahn
Mrs. Oriana M. McKinnon Mr. and Mrs. David E. Kranbuehl
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Batterson Mr. John W. Drescher Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Haigh
Mr. Peter D. McMorran Dr. and Mrs. Willette L. LeHew
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baur Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Drewry Adolphus Hailstork, Ph.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Meredith, Jr. Dr. Meryl Lessinger-Bely and Mr. Nikolaj
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Bennett Mrs. Beth Drylie James and Helen Haluska
Mr. Michael L. Norton Lessinger-Bely
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Berg Ms. Katherine J. Dutlinger Dr. Jennifer Hanner and Mr. Brendan
Dr. Glenn C. Nye, III and Ms. Louisa S. Nye Edward Lohoski
Michael and Brenda Bergevin Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dwoyer Tompkins
Sylvia C. Payne Mr. Christopher Luebbers
Rear Admiral Harold J. Bernsen, USN, Mr. Travis R. East Robert and Nancy Harding
Peggy and Barry Pollara Dr. and Mrs. Maurice P. Lynch
Retired, and Mrs. Mary Bernsen Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Eberle Robert and Carol Harman
Mr. and Mrs. Roger F. Schultz Jean A. Major
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Bevan, III Barbara Eberly and David Eberly Michael T. Harrison, Sr.
Ms. Carol Wallace Sherman Mr. and Mrs. John I. Martin
Nash and Vickie Bilisoly Ms. Priscilla O. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hart
Elaine M. Themo Ms. Lynette M. Mason
George and Sue Birdsong COL Rebecca L. Brown and COL Lyle S. Beth F. Haskell
Don Warmke Andria and Mike McClellan
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