Obama Video

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Fade in from black

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HOST:Overhead shot slow zoom to co-hosts of (male minority student)

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Jennifer

Hello, and welcome to Glendale, Wisconsin’s Nicolet High School. My name is Jennifer will be showing you around one of America’s top academic powerhouses.

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Jennifer

I would like to show you why Nicolet is a Blue ribbon school that truly celebrates diversity and promotes academic success

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host slowly turns to open both door.

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fade to "b" roll of stills and live snippets

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Stills from Art, theater, Foreign language, Music(borrow all DVD's from Freshman orientation)

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Jennifer

Nicolet provides the perfect balance of intense core academic classes and fun, interesting, and challenging electives, from Interactive Graphics, to photography, to theater, to visual arts, to a world-class music department that has been invited to play around Europe.

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Jennifer (CONT'D)

Our success isn't limited to the classroom. Our debate team won Varsity State; our forensics team consistently sends students to Nationals.

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Jennifer (CONT'D)

Lets talk to our Superintendent, Dr. Monroe

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Interview of Dr. Monroe with Jenny of Camera Last edited by gretenhardtal, two years ago. 0 comments. More scene info.

Cut to MonRoe Interview and select a good soundbite (we'll pick during editing)

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Background Montage Last edited by gretenhardtal, two years ago. 0 comments. More scene info.

Fast forward into scene of many students (lunch room)

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Jennifer

One of Nicolet’s most celebrated features is our cultural diversity. Nicolet caters to a wide spectrum of races, ethnic backgrounds, economic status’s and interests.

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Jennifer (CONT'D)

Our school hosted exchange students China, Germany, and Japan this year

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Pick another soundbite from Monroe interview

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We are Nicolet Montage

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Closing Arguements Last edited by gretenhardtal, two years ago. 0 comments. More scene info.

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We are Nicolets Last edited by gretenhardtal, two years ago. 0 comments. More scene info.

Thanks for visiting Nicolet High School: Transforming Knowledge into Wisdom

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