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A digital movie created by Media Arts & Communications Academy students Lane Breneman and Dillon Goodman is one of six finalists—out of 39 entries—to be screened at the Oregon Small Schools Film Festival. A jury of educators, business leaders and professional film makers selected “Suicide Prevention Coalition” for its concept and approach, execution, imagery, sound, technical achievement and originality.

The Media Arts & Communications Academy is a new small high school for McMinnville School District students. MACA means:

• Technology as a focus for teaching and learning, including student projects involving web design, radio/television/Internet broadcasting, film making, and other digital presentations.

• An academic program that prepares students for life after high school, including entrance into the Oregon University System.

• An inclusive small community of learners that is equitable for all.

Think about these 3 things if any or all of them apply to you.

• Small, personalized school with a community culture
• Thematic, project-driven courses that blend subject area learning
• Digital technology used across subject areas and elective offerings