CHSTV is one of the nation's top rated high school broadcast journalism programs. The recipient of seventeen National Student Television Awards (Student Emmys), and the 2006 winner of the prestigious STN Award of Excellence, CHSTV is recognized across the country as a model for scholastic broadcast journalism.

The show is produced by students enrolled in Carlsbad High School's broadcast journalism program. Each morning the program is produced live, reaching a closed circuit audience of 3000 students and staff and an Internet audience of viewers who can watch the live feed, and archived replays, on www.chstv.com.

Twice weekly, the broadcast is carried live in five San Diego County cities on the Time Warner cable system (channel 19).

In 2002, 2004, and 2007, CHSTV was awarded the National Student Emmy in the category of Outstanding Achievement in the Craft of Live Television.

The program and its predecessor, AOTV, has received print publicity in Newsweek Magazine, Wired.com, the Los Angeles Times, and countless regional newspapers and magazines.

In 2008, CHSTV expanded its curriculum to include documentary production. In the fall of 2008, chstvFILMS will release a groundbreaking documentary on the Holocaust, called "We Must Remember" (www.chstvfilms.com).

CHSTV

Carlsbad High School

Carlsbad, CA