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Produced and Directed by
- Ken Ellis
Written by
- Carl Bidleman
Coordinating Producer
- Amy Erin Borovoy
Editor
- Karen Sutherland
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- Doug Keely
- Neil Tan
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- Rob Weller
- Darren Kawasaki
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- Michael Pritchard
Additional Footage and Stills Courtesy of
- Jay Vavra
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On June 27, 2009, High Tech High biotech teacher Jay Vavra and several of his students returned to Tanzania to hold a bushmeat-identification workshop to help local wildlife-protection officials fight poaching. For more information, go to the group's Web site, High Tech High African Bushmeat Expedition, and read the expedition journal. (Watch a trailer for Students of Consequence, the students' award-winning documentary about their 2008 expedition.)
View all our videos about High Tech High:Transformed by Technology: High Tech High Overview A network of K-12 public charter schools uses rigorous projects and portfolio assessments to revolutionize learning. ![]() Eleventh-grade biotechnology students use DNA barcoding to help save endangered African wildlife. Team Teaching: Two Teachers, Three Subjects, One Project A pair of educators are sanguine about their art, biology, and multimedia program. Adult-World Connections: An Internship with Real Impact for Rescuers A high school intern improves emergency-helicopter communications for San Diego's police and fire departments. High Tech, Higher Learning: A School Grows Its Own Teachers This school has its own master's plan for developing the educators it needs. Taking the Lead: An Interview with Larry Rosenstock High Tech High's founding principal and CEO speaks about its innovative teaching and learning model. |






