Students in Extracurriculars Thrive. Let’s Keep Them Going.
Students need extracurricular activities to succeed and thrive. Educators can help, even during unpredictable times.
The Halftime Show Must Go On
That’s the end of the first half! During the pandemic, schools are finding halftime looks different as some of the traditions have changed.
Prepare Your System for Events: 2 Important Steps
Don't wait until the last minute to fire up your display system. Prepare early with these tips.
Your New and Improved Event Production Curriculum
Hands-on experience is key for high school students to gain real world experience. By incorporating your video display into your curriculum, you are creating another pride factor on game day. Look even deeper at how this experience can lead to scholarships and careers in college and professional venues with the same equipment.
Student-run and Marketing Fun
Timber Creek High School installed a video board to achieve and exceed their gameday dreams. Their revenue stream has never been larger or steadier.
Video Board Takes Athletics’ Budget to New Heights
Madison High School in South Dakota took their new facility to the next level with a video board that paid for itself…and a brand-new coach bus.
Make the most of your fall sports live stream
It’s nearly time to think fall sports! While things may be different this year, you can keep the fans engaged even when they can’t be at the event.
“Unlimited Potential” with High School Video Board
Mishawaka High School in Mishawaka, Indiana, installed a video board in their football stadium to secure revenue and teach students. Two years later, they’ve certainly accomplished that – and so much more.
8 Themes Schools Are Embracing
With the constant ebbs and weaves of the school system, a few emerging themes are really gaining traction in schools around the country.
Small Town, Big Dreams
The rural town of Utica, Nebraska, upgraded Centennial Public School’s outdoor and indoor scoring systems to video boards. Their story serves as inspiration for many small schools with big dreams.
