Scholastic Hi-Q | Pbs
By Alexander Ross
Scholastic Hi-Q is an academically-based game show featuring high school teams.
The quest for knowledge is an enriching and lifelong endeavor. Scholastic Hi-Q is a fun and exciting way of demonstrating the importance of a broad-based education that also exemplifies the public educational and informational mission of WSIU Public Broadcasting and SIU. The program provides area schools an excellent opportunity to display their academic skills while promoting school spirit.
The quest for knowledge is an enriching and lifelong endeavor. Scholastic Hi-Q is a fun and exciting way of demonstrating the importance of a broad-based education that also exemplifies the public educational and informational mission of WSIU Public Broadcasting and SIU. The program provides area schools an excellent opportunity to display their academic skills while promoting school spirit.
Scholastic Hi-Q is an academically-based game show featuring high school teams.
The quest for knowledge is an enriching and lifelong endeavor. Scholastic Hi-Q is a fun and exciting way of demonstrating the importance of a broad-based education that also exemplifies the public educational and informational mission of WSIU Public Broadcasting and SIU. The program provides area schools an excellent opportunity to display their academic skills while promoting school spirit.
The quest for knowledge is an enriching and lifelong endeavor. Scholastic Hi-Q is a fun and exciting way of demonstrating the importance of a broad-based education that also exemplifies the public educational and informational mission of WSIU Public Broadcasting and SIU. The program provides area schools an excellent opportunity to display their academic skills while promoting school spirit.
Scholastic Hi-Q is a local public television program presented by WSIU.
Scholastic Hi-Q is sponsored locally by Southern Illinois University and First Southern Bank.
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Alexander Ross has covered the video game industry for a decade, writing deep dives on game design, esports tournaments, VR developments, and gaming culture.
