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ACPS-TV

School and division-wide news and more

About ACPS-TV

ACPS-TV may be viewed on cable channel 71 within the City of Alexandria. 

The station streams video content, including school board and community meetings and Smithsonian science programming content, provided by the Smithsonian Institution, the National Science Foundation, and others. Many ACPS and school videos are archived on our YouTube channel.

School Board meetings may also be viewed with closed captioning on the School Board Meetings page.

ACPS-TV:

  • Has been online since January 15, 1999, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

  • Can be accessed online and in the homes of more than 55,000 cable subscribers in the City of Alexandria.

  • Is distributed from its studio facility located in Alexandria City High School.

Channel 71

Live television coverage of Board meetings has resumed on ACPS-TV and may also be seen in the viewer below during live meetings and work sessions.

Note: the player performs best when using the Google Chrome browser.

ACPS TV Watch Options

Experience the full high definition (HD) quality on your Smart TV by downloading the ACPS TV app.

The app is available on the following platforms:

  • Roku TV
  • Fire TV
  • Apple TV
  • Simply download the ACPS TV app, and you will be able to stream our meetings live in HD

Watch on Your Cellular Phone

  • Apple Store iOS by downloading the app ACPS TV.
  • Android Google Play Store by downloading the app ACPS TV.

Cable Access

For those who prefer traditional cable TV, you can continue to watch the meetings on Comcast/Xfinity Channel 71. Please note this option is only available in standard definition (SD).

Watch on Your Mobile Device

Stay connected on the go. Download the ACPS TV app on your mobile device to watch live or view past meetings. (iOS and PlayStore).

ACPS TV Studio

During the week, ACHS students and ACPS staff have access to the ACPS TV studio to produce informational and educational programming.

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PROGRAMING MONDAY THROUGH SUNDAY

Alexandria City High School TV Studio

The ACPS television station operates out of the studio at Alexandria City High School. Training is provided at the studio to teachers and staff interested in utilizing the facilities to produce material for ACPS-TV.

Students use the studio to produce news magazines, public service announcements, dramatic works and much more as part of their curricular training in their Career and Technical Education coursework.

View TV Studio Availability
 

ACPS-TV Contact Information

Comments or questions regarding ACPS-TV should be directed to the Office of Communications at news@acps.k12.va.us.