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Booking Info: Free Quote 925-216-6762 Official Website Facebook Travels 3000 miles from Sacramento Fee: Please contact for details Accepts Credit Cards Accepts PayPal Languages: English Unions: Other Member Since 2011

Why hire StudentReach?

A StudentReach 3D School Assembly is a high impact, fast-paced program that grabs students’ attention and confronts them with the importance of the choices they make everyday. The faculty, staff and administration will be honored and supported by the StudentReach Program. StudentReach speakers, staff and volunteers have vast experience working with students and have presented to multitudes of students. We have also taken over 1, 500 students on service trips around the world assisting over 500, 000 people in the second and third world.

Our priority is not just to talk at them but to engage them in real life opportunities that will help them change the way they look at our world.

Overview

About

School Assemblies

A StudentReach 3D School Assembly is a high impact, fast-paced program that grabs students’ attention and confronts them with the importance of the choices they make everyday. The faculty, staff and administration will be honored and supported by the StudentReach Program.
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StudentReach speakers, staff and volunteers have vast experience working with students and have presented to multitudes of students. We have also taken over 1,500 students on service trips around the world assisting over 500,000 people in the second and third world.

Our priority is not just to talk at them but to engage them in real life opportunities that will help them change the way they look at our world. Here’s what makes a StudentReach school presentation so effective:

Immersive Media – 3D video on three continuous high definition screens keep students focused and engaged. 3d video isn’t just a gimmick, StudentReach uses this video technique to communicate more effectively.

Interactivity – Students don’t just watch and listen, they participate and contribute.Crowd interaction and impromptu student surveys (using LED lights) help students express their own opinions and struggles.

Experienced, Skilled Communicators – StudentReach communicators have spoken to multitudes of students and have the experience to connect with them through stories and humor. They will be challenged and encouraged to look at the world around them in a new way.

Specific action points – Students will be challenged to get involved in leadership or volunteer opportunities in their school, communities and world. In cooperation with your school, StudentReach will present specific projects in which your teenagers can participate.

Continued Involvement – The focus of DayOne3D is involvement in making schools, communities and the world a better place. StudentReach has helped students find their potential and take action. Students build character as they get involved in specific causes made available to them by StudentReach.

Student Action Guide – StudentReach provides materials for student leaders who want to enact positive change at their school. The Student Impact Guide helps students take action through-out the entire school year. The SAG is available for free download by student leaders, teachers or administrators. Teachers can even use the materials for lesson plans tailored to their classroom.

World Change – StudentReach provides specific ways for students to change the world in small and big ways. From student sponsorships to changing consumer habits, StudentReach empowers students to make the change our world needs. See our StudentReachInternational site to see opportunities for student to Learn, Give, and Go.

Life-Long Character Lessons - Students need reason to make positive choices. StudentReach equips students to make positive character choices like donating, volunteering and other forms of service teach Adaptability, Compassion, Contemplation, Courage, Initiative, Optimism, Perseverance, Respect, and Responsibility.

Personnel

Jeff Devoll: Executive Director
Tanya Devoll: Administration
Karl Hus: Partnership Coordinator
Adam Shipp: Expedition Coordinator
Raquel Shipp: Partnership Coordinator
Kurt Cullison: Great Lakes Regional Coordinator

Influences

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What to Expect

Typical Gig Duration: 25 - 75 minutes

Our priority is not just to talk at them but to engage them in real life opportunities that will help them change the way they look at our world. Here’s what makes a StudentReach school presentation so effective:Immersive Media – 3D video on three continuous high definition screens keep students focused and engaged. 3d video isn’t just a gimmick, StudentReach uses this video technique to communicate more effectively. Interactivity – Students don’t just watch and listen, they participate and contribute.Crowd interaction and impromptu student surveys (using LED lights) help students express their own opinions and struggles.Experienced, Skilled Communicators – StudentReach communicators save spoken to multitudes of students and have the experience to connect with them through stories and humor. They will be challenged and encouraged to look at the world around them in a new way.
Specific action points – Students will be challenged to get involved in leadership or volunteer opportunities in their school, communities and world. In cooperation with your school, StudentReach will present specific projects in which your teenagers can participate. Continued Involvement – The focus of DayOne3D is involvement in making schools, communities and the world a better place. StudentReach has helped students find their potential and take action. Students build character as they get involved in specific causes made available to them by StudentReach.

Stage/Setup Requirements:
Within CA we bring all our own equipment. Outstide we can negotiate.

Additional Notes:
StudentReach uses 3 or more large video screens for our presentations. The screens are either 10’ wide each (for a total of 30’) or 14’ each (for a total of 42’). The room and total number of students in the presentation are subject to those considerations.

Facility:
Our ideal setup is a large theater or small gymnasium that seats 300-600 students. We are willing to do multiple presentations at no additional charge so that our presentation can be as effective as possible. Please contact us with specific questions. We can and do present to larger groups.

Technical:
The following are necessary to have an effective presentation:

Lighting Control - The presentation facility must be “blacked-out.” All ambient light (except exit lights and any other safety lighting) needs to be eliminated. A theater or assembly room usually meets this requirement. A gymnasium may need to have windows blacked out.

Sound Control - The presentation room needs to be free from outside sound distractions. Also, the DayOne3D presentation uses sound and music which could be distracting to nearby classes if sound isolation is not adequate.

Proper Viewing Angles - Students should be seated in front of the video used for the presentation.

Sound Equipment - The DayOne3D presentation uses video and speaking segments to communicate effectively as well as other interactive elements. A good sound system is needed. 2 microphones and an audio input are required. An audio technician who has experience with the system should be supplied. (SR will supply a sound system in California, Oregon, Washington, or Nevada and some regions.)

Lighting - The necessity of blacking out the facility requires that artificial lighting is used. A “follow spot” is essential, but if the school does not have access to a follow spot, isolated lighting can be used. Gymnasium lights alone will not provided the flexibility needed for an effective presentation.

Faculty/staff placement - StudentReach speakers are skilled communicators with experience in crowd control, however, it is best not to have to use these skills. Having faculty and staff seated among students is the most effective way to avoid distractions.

Setup and Assistance:

Time - StudentReach staff and volunteers need at least 1 hour to set up the video presentation (2 hours is preferred). If sound and lighting are provided by SR, a minimum of 2 hours is needed.

Student Volunteers - StudentReach needs to have 4 or more student volunteers to help setup the presentation, serve as “ushers” and help “load out.’ Our “ushers” help distribute 3D glasses (and LED response lights if used) to each student and to collect the LED lights at the end of the presentation (students can keep the 3d glasses). Ushers would also help pickup any 3D glasses or trash left behind by students in the presentation. This help will facilitate quick turnaround for multiple presentations.