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Shannon Line is a student journalist pursuing a career in broadcast and aspires to be a news anchor. Other broadcast interests include producing, editing and script writing. She has been on air since elementary school, but has become an active news reporter since high school. She is proficient in Adobe Photoshop and Premiere, and has produced with both Rundown Creator and Inception.
This week on the Spartan News Update, Princess Charlotte made history on Monday, Trump meets with France’s president to discuss a deal with Iran, and one student could face life in prison.
This week on the Spartan News Update, a grandma is on the run in a nationwide manhunt, Starbucks is set to close 8,000 stores for training and Kendrick Lamar wins a Pulitzer Prize.
Haslett’s Robotics and STEAM program have received thousands of dollars to expand throughout the last year, these growing programs could be drawing families to district schools.
This week on the Spartan News Update, an 18-wheeler crash, update on the Facebook trial, Braves stadium opening, and an assault on a gay couple.
In its quest to keep students from moving away, the Lansing school district is drawing them in with their array of programs offered. Post Oak Elementary schools Chinese immersion program is just one of them.
This week on the Spartan News Update, a shooting at Youtube’s headquarters, snow storms are hitting parts of upper Michigan, and police are still looking for two people who stole thousands of dollars worth of jewelry in Florida
This week on the Spartan News Update, Mark Zuckerberg admits to involvement in British Facebook mining scandal, a self-driving Uber kills a pedestrian, and the Nor’easter strikes again.
Ingham County students joined thousands from across the country in a March 14 school walkout to commemorate the 17 victims of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacred in Florida and to lobby for school safety and gun control.
East Lansing students plan a gun-control walkout on March 14, one month after the shootings at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida.
Haslett schools received a grant of $124,865 on Feb. 12 from the Dart Foundation, allowing the district to transform its technology use in the classroom, and grow its robotics program.