The Media Center in room 114 has cameras, tripods, microphones, and other production equipment available for sign-out.
The computer stations in room 118 have Premiere Pro and After Effects for editing.
The Media Center Studio located in room 116 has a Green Screen wall, an audio recording booth, and an interview Set.
For more information on equipment at the Center, check out the Equipment Page.
Student-run online radio station at Champlain Valley Union High School, Hinesburg, VT
CVSD Spotlight: Episode 3 - Rebecca Gove
March 20, 2026 21:00
Superintendent Adam Bunting sits down with Rebecca Gove, a longtime art educator who has taught at Hinesburg Community School for eight years. Rebecca is deeply involved in the broader arts education community, including serving as treasurer for the Vermont Arts Educators Association, and her work at HCS extends beyond the studio by serving as the school’s Innovation Coordinator.
In this interview, Rebecca talks about how art is a way to communicate and build connection; what it looks like when a student switches from left to right brain thinking; how choice-based art has radically changed her and her “art-ner” Sara Elliott’s classroom dynamic; and the ways in which her work with Hinesburg Community School’s design team is helping flip the education model to more actively involve students in their learning.
In this interview, Rebecca and Adam discuss "The Learning Pit," James Nottingham's explanation of developing a growth mindset, as explained in this great animated video.
CVSD Spotlight with Adam Bunting
Episode 2 - Becky Martell
November 24, 2025 23:02
This week, Superintendent Adam Bunting sat down with Becky Martell, Williston Central School’s Connecting Youth Mentor Coordinator. Following a 34-year run as a middle school math teacher (she taught every grade but kindergarten), Becky took the reins of Williston’s mentor program in 2022, after longtime program coordinator Nancy Carlson retired. Becky now oversees nearly 60 Williston students and their community-member mentors in one of four programs across CVSD that together serve 160 students—the largest and longest-running in-school mentoring program in Vermont.
In this interview, Becky shares gratitude for the community’s remarkable level of caring and giving, speaks to how being the 9th of 10 children led her to work in education, and reflects on the importance of allowing all students to be seen for who they are.
Behind The Scenes: Into The Woods
November 7, 2025 9:21
Behind the Scenes - Into the Woods
A behind-the-scenes look at the production of a school musical.
CVSD Spotlight with Adam Bunting
Episode 1 - Katie Fraser
October 14, 2025 19:12
Last week, Superintendent Adam Bunting sat down with Katie Fraser, a Charlotte Central School fourth-grade teacher who’s taught elementary and middle-schoolers across CVSD since 2013. Colleagues consider Katie an incredibly kind and energetic educator, and Adam wanted to know more about where she finds joy in and outside of her classroom, how she works to engage all students and build a culture where we can have honest conversations, and what she thinks of candy corn (it’s October, after all).
In this interview, Katie talks about the colleagues who inspire her, what it looks like to make her classroom a brave and courageous space, and how she teaches her students to recognize that all people are good inside.
CVSD Phone Free Community Forum
April 16, 2025 1:35:36
Community Panel & Forum
CVU Library
Virtual College Panel Night for Juniors
Live Stream
January 22, 2025 1:04:21
Panelists :
Vermont State University: Brandon Kennedy brandon.kennedy@vermontstate.edu
Champlain College: Emily Rudolph erudolph@champlain.edu
Middlebury College: Sam Prouty sprouty@middlebury.edu
St. Lawrence University: Kiersten Larrabee klarrabee@stlawu.edu
RIT: Curran Dillis cpdadm@rit.edu
Saint Michael’s College: Logan Lanfear llanfear@smcvt.edu
University of Vermont: Moses Murphy Moses.Murphy@uvm.edu
Celebrate the Arts
Live Stream
January 9, 2025 2:09:25
CVU Media Center live stream of the Celebrate the Arts night at CVU.
Program highlights include:
Live performances
Student Videos
Live and recorded interviews
C3 - Digital Citizenship Episode 2
Live Stream
December 2024
Celebrating Computer Science Education Week - large language models
Footloose: Behind the Scenes
November 2024
A behind the scenes look at the production of a school musical
CVU Post High School Training and Career Panel
Live Stream
November 2024
VSAC Managing College Costs
Live Stream
October 2024
Financial Aid and Managing College Costs panel presentation and discussion
C3 - Digital Citizenship Episode 1
Live Stream
October 2024
Media Literacy and "Deep Fakes"
C3@CVU
September 2024
C3@CVU offers a short introduction to C3.
Listen
June 2024
Produced by the RISE "Lights, Camera, Action!" Class
CVSD Student Voices
April 2024
Students share their voices - what they value about our schools, one another, their teachers, and more.
Vermont Elementary Choir Festival
Live Stream
March 2024
The Vermont Music Educators' Association presents the 2024 Vermont 4th/5th Grade Choir Festival at Champlain Valley Union High School.
This festival is conducted by Andrew Himelick and accompanied by Samuel Whitesell.
The Arts at CVU - Newsies
November 2023
CVU Principal Adam Bunting interviews the fall musical Director Elisabeth Van Duyne. Included in the program is a behind-the-scenes look at the CVU production of "Newsies"
Produced by the CVU Media Center
Videography & Editing by Gary Lambert
Managing College Costs
Live StreamOctober 2023
Carrie Harlow from VSAC will provide an overview of how families pay for college costs and the different types of financial aid, as well as the application process and timelines specifically for the 2024-2025 financial aid award year. We will share some resources that can help you research the true cost of colleges and get ready to file financial aid forms.
CVU Direction Center
Senior Year Planning Kickoff LivestreamSeptember 2023
Lilith
Produced by the RISE "Lights, Camera, Action!" ClassJune 2023
College Panel Evening
January 2023
Community 4 Unity
Opening CeremonyJune 2022
Report for Justice
April 2022
CVU 8th Grade Family Night
February 2022
Welcome to CVU
August 2021
CVU Convocation
June 9, 2021
Take A Stand!
May 3, 2021
Videography & Editing - Gary Lambert
Audio/Production Assistance - Ken Hypes
Music - Charlie McFadyen
CVU Tour
CVU Student Council members host a tour of CVU
February 2021
CVU Welcome Video
August 31, 2020
CVU Convocation 2020
June 10, 2020
CVU Convocation Dance 2020
“Can’t Stop the Feeling” June 10, 2020
Original Song by Justin Timberlake
Strings: Baker Angstman & Rowan Swain
Dancer: Annabel Dilley
Director Gary Lambert
Camera Ken Hypes & Gary Lambert
Editing Gary Lambert
Music Coordinator Charlie MacFadyen
Music Mix Charlie MacFadyen
Music video produced for the CVU students and community.
April 28, 2020
Music: Charlie MacFadyen
Editing: Gary Lambert
Thank You to all the CVU Faculty and Staff!
In this video, the first of a four-part series, Debby Haskins from the Center for Health and Learning, Rachel Petraska, a Shelburne Community School School Counselor, and Amy Sayre, a Student Assistance Program Counselor at Shelburne Community School, explain why they are talking about youth suicide and why you should too. They also discuss risk and protective factors associated with adolescent suicide.
In this video, the second of a four-part series, Debby Haskins from the Center for Health and Learning, Rachel Petraska, a Shelburne Community School School Counselor, and Amy Sayre, a Student Assistance Program Counselor at Shelburne Community School talk about the Youth Risk Behavior Survey, and take a closer look at how youth report they are feeling in the Champlain Valley School District. They also discuss risk factors and warning signs of youth suicide, and what parents can do when they, or their children, are concerned about themselves or their friends.
In this video, the third of a four-part series, Debby Haskins from the Center for Health and Learning, Rachel Petraska, a Shelburne Community School School Counselor, and Amy Sayre, a Student Assistance Program Counselor at Shelburne Community School, explain why they are talking about youth suicide and why you should too. They discuss: setting appropriate technology/screen/phone boundaries; ways to connect with other parents to create a safe community for all of our kids; modeling healthy behavior; and building skills and developing resources to keep all kids safe.
In this video, the last of a four-part series, Debby Haskins from the Center for Health and Learning, Rachel Petraska, a Shelburne Community School School Counselor, and Amy Sayre, a Student Assistance Program Counselor at Shelburne Community School, explain why they are talking about youth suicide and why you should too. They also discuss risk and protective factors associated with adolescent suicide. They also address mental wellness and how to access local resources.
Marijuana use among youth is on the rise. This increase is often attributed to a lowered perception of risk. Young people think smoking pot is “no big deal” or even “safe”. Much of what they believe is based on myths and organized talking points they have heard from their friends, pro-legalization forces and even the media. While there are countless ways for students to find accurate information, there are just as many places to find misinformation.
In this 15-minute video, Youth to Youth International's Ty Sells and Champlain Valley Union High School principal, Adam Bunting, examine strategies to get behind the smoke screen and engage youth in a conversation about marijuana. A conversation that is free of preaching and politics, but full of the relevant facts to assist youth in making their own healthier decisions.
Parents are the #1 influence on their kids. But in the hustle and bustle of our day-to-day lives, it can be challenging to even have a conversation with our teens, much less make a deep connection. That's why we got two of our favorite connecting-to-youth gurus together for this encouraging and reassuring chat.
In this 15-minute video, Youth to Youth International's Ty Sells and Champlain Valley Union High School Principal, Adam Bunting, help us learn how to create an environment conducive to creating connections. They also discuss the 5 "key principles" to be more effective when talking with our kids, share different ways to "get through to" and inspire youth, and help us examine common misconceptions & limiting attitudes toward young people.
An info-packed 30-minute video with information about the potency & health impacts of today's marijuana, details about Vermont's Act 86, ways legalized marijuana might impact our communities, and how to talk to our kids and keep them safe. Featuring Champlain Valley Union High School's Tim Trevithick and Hinesburg PD's Officer Cambridge.
