HOPEWELL VALLEY
STUDENT PUBLICATIONS NETWORK
The Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network consists of HV Digital and the Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network. HV Digital is a platform where students can submit and publish blogs, artwork, photos, short-stories, and videos. The Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network is a collection of student-ran, teacher supported podcasts. The opinions are those of the content creators.
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OUR RECENT STUDENT PODCASTS
ABOUT HOPEWELL VALLEY STUDENT PUBLICATIONS NETWORK
The Hopewell Valley Student Publications Network is a student ran, teacher supported digital network where students are empowered to create and publish their work. Students have the creative freedoms to blog, podcast, display artwork, share writing, and much more. The goal of www.hvspn.com is to give students the creative freedoms to explore their interests while teaching career ready skills!
OUR LATEST BLOG POSTS
Here Comes the Sun
Here Comes the Sun is a photo taken by Hopewell Valley Central High School senior Mia Vaughn & was published in Panorama, the literary arts magazine.
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Midnight Screaming With My Friends
Midnight Screaming With My Friends is a painting by Hopewell Valley Central High School junior Sophia Venezia & was published in Panorama, the literary arts magazine.
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The Jetty
The Jetty is a painting by Hopewell Valley Central High School Senior Kristen McDonough & was published in Panorama, the literary arts magazine.
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The Pale Man
The Pale Man is a drawing by Hopewell Valley Central High School sophomore James Lee & was published in Panorama, the literary arts magazine.
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Perspective by Payton Tuorto
I have a area of woods in my neighborhood so I thought there would be some great photo opps in there. On the path into the woods there was a tree that had fallen across, and I noticed there was some fungus and mushrooms growing so I snapped some pictures.
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Admiration of Nature by Mimi Perez
I took this photo in the mountains of the Pennsylvania Amish countryside. Using my prism, I created a rainbow effect in the corner, making the illusion that it came from the sun and sky. I hoped to portray my friend appreciating nature’s surroundings, with her placed in the woods, with flowers incorporated too and the rainbow shining on her.
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