Notable Programs
CDMP (Clearwater Digital Media Productions) @ CHS is the school's award winning broadcast journalism program. CDMP is a merging and converging of technology. Students produce CTTV, WPYG Radio and Clearlight Newspaper. http://my.hsj.org/cdmp CDMP student film department produced a community awareness project via what is known as a "Lip Dub". What makes this Lip Dub unique is the students selection of theme and song choice. Sports, clubs, and classes have chosen to represent their groups by selecting a color and cause to support. Over thirty causes were represented throughout the course of the Lip Dub ranging from Heart Disease (Red) to Leukemia (orange). The song choice "Just the Way You Are" by Bruno Mars is the message that the student directors hope to convey in an effort to inspire others and bring about community awareness To see the video, please search, "Clearwater High School: Colors For A Cause Lip Dub" on YouTube.
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