De-Bug High

On May 25th, communities all over the world will be demonstrating against Monsanto -- a multinational bio-tech corporation that is creating genetically modified organisms (GMO's) and has vast lobbying power in the halls of goverment. In San Jose, the march will start at San Jose State.

This short video project was produced by a young media producer from Silicon Valley De-Bug. The video shares his experience dancing for Monster Motion crew.

Seventh grade student Semaj recently got transferred to a new school for the rest of the school year. He didn't expect that "school" would mean going just once a week, picking up a packet and returning the following week.

Interview with Donae James Johnican winner of the Audio Category for the Silicon Valley De-Bug “Schooln’ The Schools Media Contest.” Check out the Schoolin the Schools Media category page for more related content.

Interview with Daniel Valencia winner of the Photography Category for the Silicon Valley De-Bug "Schooln' The Schools Media Contest." Check out the Schoolin' the Schools Media category page for more related content.

Interview with Courtney Coffman winner of the Video Category for the Silicon Valley De-Bug “Schooln’ The Schools Media Contest.” Check out the Schoolin the Schools Media category page for more related content.

Here is a video/audio mash up up submissions that was shown at the Designing the 21st Century School event held at the end of 2012 at the Mexican Heritage Plaza. The event had over 200 high students, who were asked to respond to what they saw and heard in the video. Check out the Schoolin the Schools Media category page for more related content.

I’ve always been an A student. I liked doing my work and asking questions whenever I was having doubts about something. My teachers always gave me the attention I needed and answered all my questions. All that changed for me when I started high school.

While painting a mural he calls "Go Smart", Ulises Rodriguez, a San Jose high school student, shares his thoughts on teachers, charter schools, and where he wants his talents to take him. Other students who see his work interpret the title, and say what it means to them to "go smart."

Is your school making the grade? The following video shows what mascots would look like if they were linked to their school's academic performance.