This last edition of TCS Student News of the 25-26 school term looks back at this amazing year. News around the school this week included a final weekly Conversation of the year, this week with the Board of Trustees; a CPR certification course at union Memorial Hospital for all of the students; a showing of the student films made in the Experimental Film Seminar; reporting oin the final Sponsor meeting and more.
This final Edition was produced by Ethan Jobita Jemadari and Karla Rivas with production assistance by Hector Rivas.
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The summit between President Xi Jinping and President Trump is the main story in this week’s TCS Student News. News around the school includes a special Conversation with Mr. Tom, a Spotlight on student Karla Rivas, film and design seminars and much more.
This week’s edition was produced by Hector Rivas and Danny Buck with technical support from Mohamed Cisse.
The complex conditions in Mali are explained in the main story of this edition of TCS Student News. News around the school includes attending a performance of Holes at Center Stage followed by a Conversation, a field trip to the office of Berman McAleer and a Spotlight of their office manager Kathleen Gower, a great Conversation with Mike Gallo and more.
This edition was produced by Ruth Rivas and Mohamed Cisse with technical support from Hector Rivas.
The students examine the sparsely covered story of how the war on Iran affects Africa. This is the main story in this week's edition of TCS Student News. News around the school includes a Spotlight on Gina Robinson, a tour of Baltimore with the Baltimore Children and Youth Fund, a final seminar with the University of Maryland nursing students, Film and Financial Literacy Seminars and a special Design seminar with Dr. Greg Walsh from the University of Baltimore.
This week's edition was produced by Kennedy Lewis and Jordan Smith with production assistance from Mohamed Cisse.
This week's edition of TCS Student News takes a rare look at the situation of LGBTQ individuals in Russia. News around the school includes a special 2 part poetry seminar with local poet Slangston Hughes sponsored by Center Stage, another theatre seminar at The Lyric, a special Conversation with friend of the school Marc Steiner, s spotlight on MICA student teacher Anan and the start of a special experimental film seminar with Cheryl Fair.
This week's newscast was produced by Madisyn Hall and Judah Patterson with production assistance from Hector Rivas.
The Artemis II Moon Mission is the main story in this week's edition of TCS Student News. In news around the school, there was a report on our final MICA Art seminar, the quarterly Board of Trustee meeting, two movies the students watched- "Caught in the Crackdown" and "Green Book", this week's Spotlight on alumni and Trustee Dyrrell Moon and more.
This week's edition was produced by Khori Mitchell and Tallulah "Mingo" Cord with production assistance from Mohamed Cisse.
An update in the U.S. war in Iran is the main story in this week's edition of TCS Student News. News around the school icnludes a special health seminar with nursing students from the University of Maryland and another with students from the Maryland Institute College of Art with a Spotlight on Kira, one of the art students; and a Conversation with Tyler Osborne from the Maryland Center for History and Culture
This edition of TCS Student News was produced by Karla Rivas and Rylee Breeden with production assistance from Hector Rivas.
04/13/2026
It was a real pleasure to have Tyler Osborne, Digital Educator at Maryland Center for History and Culture, in for a Conversation this week. For several years, Tyler has conducted workshops on important aspects of Maryland's history through ZOOM with our students. This was our first in-person meeting.
The students had many questions for Tyler including about her background and what led her to want to work in museums. She talked about the importance of using first person voices and giving voice to those affected who can be overlooked. This can be a challenge in our present federal environment. We were also interested to find out about the careers available in museum work.
Thank you Tyler for your generous sharing of time with us.
The deteriorating conditions in Cuba with some historical analysis is the main story in this edition of TCS Student News. News around the school includes a Conversation with author Saadia Faruqi, a special health seminar with nursing students from the University of Maryland and an art seminar with students from the Maryland Institute College of Art. There are reports on several documentary films watched this week as well as a special screening of the movie Palestine 36. Finally, there is also a Spotlight on our new college statistics teacher Manuel Freire-del-Pozo
This newscast was produced by Kennedy Lewis and Jason Barnett with production support from Mohamed Cisse.
04/06/2026
Prolific and noted author Saadia Faruqi was our special guest for a stimulating Conversation. The students had just finished reading her novel Some of Us Are Brave and were eager to talk with her about it. Ms. Saadia spoke about her experiences as a Muslim woman and an immigrant from Pakistan. She spoke about the challenges it has presented even as she has found opportunity and contributed greatly to this country. Ms. Saadia has written more than 60 books and traveled to speak to many students across the country. She is an interfaith activist as well.
In addition to discussion about her novel, the students were interested in Ms. Saadia's background and life experience and her unique perspective on events in the news. Although she was supposed to visit us in person, some of these events changed this to a ZOOM session. Ms. Saadia is now a U.S. citizen, but problems with TSA and suspicion and mistreatment by ICE of people who look like her, changed her travel plans. These events changed this to a ZOOM session.
We are grateful for this meaningful and enlightening session. We look forward to having Ms. Saadia visit us when she comes to Baltimore. Special appreciation to Martha Marani, Children's Programming Specialist at Charm City books for arranging for this visit.
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