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Students produce district video: ATEC project showcases "Decades of Public School Pride"

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An ATEC student video selected by peers and showcased to the Aberdeen School Board highlighted historic and current school moments under the theme "Decades of Public School Pride." The board approved sharing the video on district social media with student permission.

The Aberdeen School Board viewed a student-produced video from ATEC titled “Decades of Public School Pride” during the May 27 meeting.

Assistant superintendent Melissa Dickey said the district served as a client for ATEC students; the students proposed ideas and produced videos, and the board saw the top selection — an idea by Mason Duncan and a video created by Brock Anderson. The students who created the top video were not present.

Dickey said the students used archival footage and current clips to appeal to both students and parents. She suggested the district may reuse the decades theme in other communications and said she will post the video to district social media with permission and credit to the students.

Board members reacted positively and noted nostalgia in the footage. No formal board action was required beyond permission to publish the video on social channels.