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                 L ocal Prog ramming

Top:   Robert Tatum's artfeatured on The Beat. Middle: The Friendship Arc in SanAntonio, featured on The Beat. Bottom: Virtual reality programfeatured on SciTech Now.

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                 L ocal Prog ramming

Top:  Paula Gold-Williams,President and CEO of CPS Energy,talks about alternative energysources Middle: Mayor Ron Nirenbergand City Manager Erik Walshanswered questions submitted byOn The Record viewers. Bottom:  County Judge NelsonWolff discusses topics of theweek.

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                 L ocal Prog ramming

Th e Story G oes Podcast

Shari St. ClairAnchor of KLRNNews Updates

KLRN Production

Services

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                 Education Early Childhood

Top:  A mother and her daughterpaint at an education event. Middle: Rachel Salinas, Directorof School Services, works withattendees at an education event. Bottom: At the end of each Play& Learn series, children and theiradult caregivers graduate fromthe program.

(I learned at Play & Learn)that my kids are capable

of learning much morethan we ex pect and just

need hands- onex periences to help.

- Amber F.

                 Education

Top:  There are over 24,000registered PBS LearningMediausers in our community. Middle:  Adults and childrenlearn about healthy habits. Bottom: Throughout the year,over 45,000 students and 16,000adults toured the travelingmuseum.

School Services

                 Education

Top: SciGirls Meet-Up, seasonkick-off, in the KLRN Studio Middle: Students learn aboutresponsible reporting. Bottom: Students complete anassignment in the PBS NewsHourStudent Reporting Lab.

School Services

                 Education Partnering Organizations

I think my daughter hasimproved in so many ways

since attending KLRNactivities each week which I

am so thankful for.- Peter K.

                 Education Partnering Organizations

Check out where we held kids events this year!San Pedro Springs ParkLockwood ParkMonterrey ParkWoodard ParkCuellar ParkBrackenridge ParkArnold ParkMission Marquee ParkThe DoseumCentral LibraryMorgan's WonderlandAlamo DrafthouseLee's Creek Park

                 Education Partnering Organizations

The Healthy Kids Project Partners

                 Education

Top:  Members of SciGirlsattended the RockI t I nto theFuture Festival. Middle: KLRN hosted Paletas inthe Park at WoodardPark. We welcomed more than300 people to the event. Bottom:  Watt WatchersLaunched in 1985, Watt Watchersof Tex as is an updated resourcethat builds upon the originalprogram and provides a modernlook at energy, sustainability, andconservation.

VOLUNTEERS

Community Engagement

                 Special Projects Women, War & Peace Project

Top: Featured San Antoniowoman: Sister Denise LaRock Middle: Featured San Antoniowoman: Sister Martha Ann Kirk Bottom:  Featured San Antoniowoman: Rebecca Flores

                 Special Projects VOCES | Film Screening Series

Top: SAY Sí CommunityPartnerships Director Nicole Amri Middle: Filmmaker Laurie Coyle,Martha Moreno Dominguez ,KLRN President Arthur Emerson Bottom: A relative of Raul Julia,subj ect of an episode, attendedour screening.

                 Special Projects Film Screening Events

Top: Two guests smile as theywait for Ken Burns: CountryMusic to begin. Middle: President ArthurEmerson speaks before ourscreening of Victoria. Bottom: Two guests enj oy asweet treat before our screeningof Les Miserables.

Special Events

                 Beyond TV

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262,949 website visits from 151,850 visitors

KLRN Video Player175,164 KLRN Passport views5,433 KLRN Passport viewersIncludes web and OTT viewing.

686 subscribers88,854 views (in FY)

A glitch in 2017 caused underreporting through October, and another glitch causedunderreporting from October through April.

                 Involvement Alamo PublicTelecommunications CouncilBoard of Directors FY19

                 Involvement

KLRN Community Advisory Board FY19

VOLUNTEERSKLRN logged over

volunteer hours atfundraising events,

educational events, and at KLRN.

6,000+

                 Involvement KLRN Corporate Officers