Ladue View: December 2022

Thanks to our new show sponsor, Graniterra, as we unveil their new commercial, produced by Junior Gabe Elzein.
In this episode of Ladue View we have three segments to share with you. Baseball, Life at Ladue, and Culture. 

Senior Austin Coburn and Mate Daus traveled to Cooperstown, NY with the St. Louis Cardinals to cover their Fantasy Camp in our "Baseball" segment.

"Life at Ladue" brings you stories of connections, from Senior Fiona Hayreh, mental health awareness, by Senior Alaina Helbig, the Ladue Cheer team, by Senior Kenneth Thomas, and a student's perspective of all Ladue has to offer, by Senior Jett Rifkin. 

The "Culture" segment covers a Ladue Bollywood Dancer, by Junior Lizzie Esther. And, the Japanese Festival held at the Missouri Botanical Gardens, by Senior Heather Van Well.

Ladue View: Halloween Special 
From haunted houses, to pumpkin patches, to Halloween facts, jokes, and a creepy short film, this Halloween Special of Ladue View is full of frights and fun. ​

​To watch past shows, visit our LADUE VIEW page. 

Ladue View: The Senior Send Off
The senior class of 2022 says farewell in this inspiring, funny, and emotional show. 

This month's episode: 
  • Shares stories of identity, and what it means to connect to your culture.
  • Covers all the ways we interact with arts and literature here at Ladue.
  • As the school year comes to an end, we’ll take a step back and reflect on life. 
  • Finally, a goodbye to all of the seniors who have made Ladue, and our show so special, for the past four years.

Ladue View, February 2022
In the January 2022 Ladue View show, we introduced a new variety show format to our program. In this edition, we will showcase a few of these ideas for Ladue View: No Day Like Today. The 4 segments in are show are: relationships, social commentaries, personal stories, and finally, behind the scenes: Ladue style!

To view past episodes, visit LHSTV.net and our Ladue View page. ​

Ladue View, January 2022
The media world is quickly changing, and so is Ladue View. The Broadcast Technology staff decided to switch up the usual format of the show by combining videos, of all different styles, into one new variety show.
This edition of Ladue View includes 5 segments: 
  • Creative Montages 
  • Broadcast Journalism 
  • Commercials
  • Short films
  • Comedies

Ladue View, May 2021
​Stories include: 
  • Creating a Yearbook during the pandemic 
  • Find out about the Ladue student club SAGE 
  • Hear from Senior Ladue activist Lauryn Donovan Meet Coach Dillon and find out about our school weights and conditioning program 
  • Learn about local businesses thriving during the pandemic; Grab Bar Guys and an independent mask project 
  • A look back at the Ladue Hockey's club sports State Championship this year.

Ladue View, December 2020
​Ladue View is back! The Ladue High School student-produced television show is packed with stories from the first semester, including;
  • Coping with COVID
  • The Black Lives Matter movement and a Ladue advocate for social justice 
  • A student entrepreneur
  • Tips to stay safe and active during the holidays and stay-at-home orders
  • A special investigative report on virtual learning and the lengths students went to succeed in their classes. 
You don't want to miss this show.  Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @ladueview and like us on Facebook at LHSTV.
Ladue Horton Watkins High School Students in St. Louis, MO produced their TV show remotely during the coronavirus pandemic.

​Stories include:
  1. An informational video about COVID-19 and how the virus turned into a pandemic.
  2. A college student and high school student's perspective, now learning from home.
  3. How local businesses are dealing with the economic shutdown.
  4. One teacher's idea to seize on a passion project by interviewing former students and professional media makers.
  5. And a very special symbolic gesture by Ladue High School to honor our graduating Class of 2020. 
Please help me congratulate our Broadcast Technology II-IV students who today were awarded a 4th place award for “Best in Show” in the National Scholastic Press Association’s spring national contest. This ties for the highest placement of our student TV show “Ladue View” in our history.

You can watch the winning show here: “February Ladue View”
  • Advisers: Marteana Davidson and Don Goble 
  • Annabella Seeger - Executive Student Producer
  • Sandra Salib - Executive Student Director
  • Stories by: Maria Dolan, Zach Hearst, Annabella Seeger, and Sanjit Subhash.
  • Show production crew: Hannah Harder, Kate Huber, Elijah Clark, Sean Ferguson, Katie Silver, Adam Poger, and Kevin Zarzycki.
Tune in to LHSTV.net on Thursday morning, Feb.27th by 7:30 am to catch the latest student-produced LADUE VIEW! This is a show NOT to miss.

Stories include:
  • Educating about antisemitism
  • Spoede Elementary teachers changing education for the better in Belize
  • The amazing student impact of Ladue’s Robotics team
  • A record-setting runner at Ladue
  • Plus, Dance Marathon and Black History month news.

Make sure to click on our featured student sites below by Maria Dolan and Sean Ferguson.

Maria Dolan website and Belize documentary 

Blog of the Month - Senior Sean Ferguson

Broadcast Technology I students produce their first "Ladue View"
​In this Broadcast Technology I edition of ladue View, first year broadcasting students show music is alive an well at Ladue, stories of culture, religion and family from our community are covered, and some hidden talents from people of all ages will be revealed. 
A mix of spectacularly produced creative videos, along with a touch of journalism, equals the Senior Edition of Ladue View, May 2019.
Ladue High School's Broadcast Technology students are highlighted as we recognize 3 new LHS-TV & Films Hall of Fame inductees; Marilyn Lercel, Courvaun Hill, and Cleo Davis.
Art, creativity, and the Humans of Ladue are featured in this edition of
Ladue View.
Check out some of the behind the scenes images of the LHS-TV & Films staff as the recorded Ladue View​.
Follow Sparkle Effect on Instagram @LadueSparkleEffect.
Stories include:
1. Ladue Sparkle Effect by Grace Hensley
2. New Voices legislation by Marilyn Lercel 
3. Renovated Ladue High School reactions by Max Goldberg
4. PSA about diversity kindness by Paris Hamilton
5. "A Decision" short film by Alex Kanyok
6. "Commercial Break" short film by Cleo Davis
7. "This is how we 'Due it" music video by Talya Hairston and Grace Hensley
8. Rams Football Hype video by Paris Hamilton and Cleo Davis
9. State Championship Pep Assembly video by Broadcast Technology II class
Watch the captains of Ladue Sparkle Effect on Educate.Today.
​Stories included in this episode were provided by students from the Intro to Media class at Ladue High School. "EMPOWER Workshop" by Freshman Grace Hensley and Erin Turkieltaub, "St. Louis Rowing Club" by Junior Emma Ewell, "Turkey Fry" by Junior Meghan Huber, "A New Ladue" by Freshman Jessica Wild, "The LaDude's" by Freshman Johnny Yeldham, "Viva Voce" by Sophomore Madalyn Adaby
Former Ladue View students have gone on to become incredibly successful at young ages. Take a look at this sizzle reel to find out what they are accomplishing. 
The final Ladue View of the year, and EVER from this studio, showcases our Broadcast Seniors' favorite videos they created. From short films, to stop motion, to news stories, we have appreciated the hard work from this group of Seniors in the Broadcast Technology program.
In this edition of Ladue View, hear the inspiring story of one young woman’s journey to lose weight, discover the five types of people you see in seminar, and get a three day weather forecast with our Chief Meteorologist Ian Mason.
Ladue Horton Watkins High School has a new schedule this year that has created quite a buzz. Ladue View investigated.
Ladue View's Senior Staff in the 2015  bring you their Senior Edition. Students reminisce about their favorite videos they produced. 
Students completing their first semester in the Broadcast Technology program produced the stories of this show. AND for the first time ever, these same students wrote and produced the studio taping of the show! 

Stories in the show profile the Senior Directed One-Acts. Reed Elementary's Jump Rope for Heart, and discuss the gaming issues with iPad mini's at the high school.
Have a story idea for the show? Email us: ladueviewshow@gmail.com
Ladue View is our monthly 15-20 minute, high school produced television news magazine show. Students enrolled in the Broadcast Technology program at Ladue Horton Watkins High School, write, direct, film, edit and produce news features, entertainment stories, sports highlights, promotional advertisements, public service announcements and community projects on a monthly basis.