NEWPORT, Ky. – Victor Spoils, a Cincinnati-based rock band, has filmed its latest music video with an anti-bullying theme in collaboration with Newport High School (NHS) and its drama program.

Newport High School drama students performed in the video and created props that were used throughout the song. Newport Students also creatively worked with the video’s director and learned the many facets of filming and creating a music video.

Band members Aaron Ellis, Doug Lee, and Josh Neugebauer said the video will accompany their new single, “Bully,” which has messages of positivity, kindness, and being oneself. The students help demonstrate these messages through various scenes in the video.

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The music video can be seen by clicking here, or by visiting https://youtu.be/tmygxGEBpcA

                   

NEWPORT - Recognizing that all students are not suited for a traditional classroom setting, Newport Independent Schools has launched an online learning program that is taking an innovative approach to engaging and serving an underserved student population. Classes will begin this Fall and there is an application process to be accepted into this program.

The Newport School of Innovation will serve students who want to take additional classes beyond what is typically being offered at our high school or when they are not traditionally offered as this can be a 24/7 schooling opportunity. Some students may want to take higher level courses while some may want to graduate in three rather than 4 years. The school of innovation may be of interest to students who are homeschooled or just do not fit into a traditional setting or have family/personal issues that prevent their regular attendance in a classroom during normal school hours.
 

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Saturday, August 10, 2019
9:00-11:00 A.M.
Goebel Park, Covington
(corner of 5th & Philadelphia)

• Open to students in kindergarten through 12th grade from Kenton, Campbell and Boone counties. At least 900 backpacks stuffed with new school supplies will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
• To receive backpacks, families must provide photo I.D., proof of residence (a recent bill) and children’s proof of identity (Social Security or medical card).
•Presented by Northern Kentucky Harvest in partnership with Be Concerned and the Brighton Center

Sponsors: The Butler Foundation The R.C. Durr Foundation Zwicker & Associates St. Pius X Church

Contact Erin Comfort or Cody Reinhard for more information 859.292.3023

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