Riverside Brookfield High School

RBTV

Riverside Brookfield High School

RBTV

Riverside Brookfield High School

RBTV

Welcome to RBTV
RBTV is Riverside Brookfield High School's educational television network. Students and staff produce all the programs currently airing 24/7 on RBTV. RBTV has been broadcasting on cable TV for over 40 years and can be watched locally on Comcast channel 16, AT&T U-verse on channel 99-Brookfield, and now on the Roku Platform, search village stream. Thanks for visiting our site and enjoy RBTV!
Bulldog Weekly
Meet the Bulldogs

Bulldog Sports 2023-2024
Forward with RBTV
Board of Education Meetings
Boys Cross Country State Send-Off
The RBEF Rafflethon
Since 1989, the Foundation (in cooperation with RBTV) has held a Telethon that has become the Foundation's premiere annual fundraising event. The Telethon is broadcast on RBTV, the school's educational television network. This fundraiser owes its success to hundreds of dedicated volunteers - students, alumni, community members, teachers, staff and friends - who have made the Telethon an RB tradition. In addition to talented performers, the event has featured celebrities including Chicago radio and TV personalities, nationally recognized entertainment, and municipal, state and federal officials. In its first year, the Telethon was awarded a John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Award, the only high school event in the country to receive this prestigious honor. The Telethon is held every year in the spring.
Students Awards
Six RBTV students received Crystal Pillar nominations for TV projects they produced in their Media Arts Classes. The Crystal Pillar nominations were presented by NATAS (the National Academy of TV Arts & Sciences) at the recent high school video awards held in Naperville. The nominees were seniors Sam Egan and Jake O'Brien for their sports talk show CrossOver Sports, Sam Egan, Jake O'Brien, and junior Matt Morgan for LIVE EVENT Sport Coverage, Bulldog Basketball. Junior Makayla Angshed was nominated for her News Package Dusty Groove and for her Music Video Busy, and Sophomore Liam Hickey for his Talk Show The Fantasy Rundown. Winning Crystal Pillars were Sam Egan and Jake O'Brien for their Sports Talk Show CrossOver Sports, and Sam Egan, Jake O'Brien, and junior Matt Morgan for LIVE EVENT Sport Coverage, Bulldog Basketball.ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ RBTV students won additional awards at the same festival from MMEA (The Midwest Media Educators Association). RBTV students won first place for best High School News Program RBTV News. The news program was a collaborative effort between two production classes and featured senior Delilah Luna del Castillo and junior Makayla Angshed as anchors. Seniors Sam Egan and Jake O’Brien took second place for their Sports Talk Show CrossOver Sports, Makayla Angshed came in third place for her 11 Miles Movie Trailer, and sophomore Liam Hickey received fifth place for his Talk Show Backtalk with WGN-TV's Micah Materre.ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ PIC, first row: Junior Jenny Thomas - RBTV News, Senior Delilah Luna del Castillo - RBTV News, Junior Makayla Angshed - RBTV News.ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤ PIC, second row: Jacob O'Brien - CrossOver Sports and LIVE Event Sports Coverage Announcing, Sam Egan - CrossOver Sports and LIVE Event Sports Coverage Announcing.