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About MCTVManchester Community Television will be the accessible Media Source of choice to celebrate the Greater Manchester Area and promote a sense of socially responsible, multicultural, multigenerational connectedness to ensure the highest level of educated, responsible citizenship. MCTV is a collaborative initiative between the City of Manchester and the Manchester School District. For the past 17 years, MCTV has been funded by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and administered through the Manchester School District. Through this unique collaboration of City resources, MCTV cost-effectively provides the award winning programming you want and the high quality educational opportunities our City students deserve. As Manchester has grown over the past seventeen years, the needs of the city have grown as well. In response to the changing needs of our growing community, Manchester Community Television now has a staff of five full time employees, including certified education staff and other professionals with advanced communication and technology degrees. Today, MCTV programming is better and broader than ever before, producing over 1,000 hours of community based programming for the city of Manchester and televising hundreds of local government meetings. MCTV is THE way in which all city residents can have unfiltered access to their local government and quickly learn what is going on in our community- through the dedicated efforts of MCTV, city residents simply have to turn on their television sets to Channel 16 or 22, or download a file from www.nhmanchtv.org to see their government unfiltered and in action. More than government meetings, Manchester Community Television also offers other informative community programming. Programming for senior citizens, bilingual programming in both English and Spanish, as well as programming for non-profit organizations, local officials and political candidates are just a few of the innovative programs being brought to you by MCTV. Manchester Community Television is your connection to your community.MCTV connects you to live, civic, cultural and educational events in your city. Manchester Community Television now has multiple live connections to bring you city events live, when they happen. MCTV now broadcasts live from the following locations in Manchester: The MCTV Studios on Elm St. City Hall The Carol M. Rines Center Department of Health Services The Emergency Operations Center Gill Stadium Memorial High School West High School MCTV is your tie to celebrations in the city. Since 1992, MCTV has celebrated Manchester’s rich cultural diversity, economic development and civic engagement. MCTV showcases major community events, including the First in the Nation Primary, local concerts and celebrity appearances. MCTV is there in times of crisis, providing a window for the community into the happenings of the city and providing important emergency information when you need it. MCTV highlights non-profits in the city with bulletin board announcements and programming to develop community involvement and awareness. Manchester Community Television is a nationally recognized community television station with a distinguished track record of delivering responsible and balanced programming. MCTV has been consistently recognized and presented awards on state, regional and national stages for its high quality and innovative programming. MCTV is MANCHESTER AT ITS BEST. MCTV’s instructional programming and unique extended learning opportunities are excellence in education. MCTV recognizes all local schools from pre-school to lifelong learning, as well as producing parenting programs and conducting teacher trainings. From elementary to university, MCTV is there, celebrating local student achievement and educational milestones. MCTV also brings you city sports, showing local athletics in your living room and bringing them to your computer at www.nhmanchtv.org. MCTV provides students unparalleled opportunities to experience real world media and mainstream communication at its best. Students are given the opportunity to interact with city officials, national politicians and professional journalists from around the nation. With continued support from the Board of Mayor and Aldermen and the School District, Manchester Community Television can implement its strategic plan and continue to be a distinguished leader and valued asset in our community. Manchester Community Television: Our city’s essential source for all things Manchester. |
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