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Programs
Mass Communication
This program focuses on a student’s ability to write, speak, and listen in a professional broadcast setting. Using the communication model as a framework, students receive instruction in the use of communication technology, including television and radio broadcasting, video production, desktop publishing, and web design. Teamwork is developed as students work together to produce a variety of programs, including daily news broadcasts, over a closed circuit television system.
Programs in Mass Communication, Television & Radio, and Multimedia exist at the high school level. In addition, students will be prepared to participate in high school journalism, yearbook, debate, and mock trial programs.
For more information about mass communications programs, please check the following links (not sponsored by Baltimore County Public Schools):
Schools Offering Mass Communication Magnet Programs
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Deer Park Middle Magnet School
9830 Winands Road
Randallstown, MD 21133
410-887-0726
Program Title: Mass Communication
Applications accepted from students in all attendance areas. Transportation is provided for students zoned to attend Deer Park Middle Magnet or Franklin Middle School. |
| Parkville Middle School and Center of Technology
8711 Avondale Rd.
Baltimore, MD 21234
410-887-5250
Program Title: Mass Communication (All magnet students participate in this unit during one quarter of their first year. Students may elect to continue their study of Mass Communication in Grades 7 and 8.)
Applications accepted from students in all attendance areas. Transportation is provided for students zoned to attend Deep Creek, Dundalk, General Stricker, Golden Ring, Holabird, Middle River, Parkville, Sparrows Point, or Stemmers Run Middle School. |
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