BPS-TV

BPS-TV
Cocoa, Florida
Branding	BPS-TV
Slogan	Turn On The Future
Owner	Brevard Public Schools
Website	http://www.bpstv.com/

BPS-TV is the Educational-access television network of the Brevard Public Schools in Brevard County, Florida. It is managed as part of the Office of District Communications with programming produced and originating from the facilities of the newly established Media Center at the Brevard Public School headquarters.

BPS-TV can be viewed on:

Bright House Networks, Channel 198 (Cable box / CableCARD)
Comcast channel 52

As part of its operations BPS-TV not only provides educational programming to its students but also to the community at-large by broadcasting original community oriented programs including BPS News as well as the Superintendent's Forum and live coverage of all school board meetings.

The station had a budget for fiscal year 2006-07 budget of $242,246.^[1]

History

Until the Summer of 2010 it had originated and was broadcast from the studios of WBCC in Cocoa, broadcasting on subchannel 68.3 -- since then, BPS-TV became available only on cable TV. It was a PBS station until that time.

References

↑ http://www.floridatoday.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070724/NEWS01/707240329/1006 retrieved July 24, 2007

Broadcast television in East Central Florida and the Space Coast, including Orlando, Daytona Beach and Melbourne

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

English-language stations	WESH (2.1 NBC, 2.2 MeTV) WKMG-TV (6.1 CBS, 6.2 Cozi TV, 6.3 Heartland) WFTV (9.1 ABC, 9.2 Laff, 9.3 WX) WKCF (18.1 CW, 18.2 This TV) WRDQ (27.1 Ind, 27.2 Antenna TV) WRCF-CD (29.1 Retro TV, 29.2 Orange TV PEG, 29.3 Vision TV PEG, 29.4 TCN) WSCF-LP 31 (Ind) WMOR (32.1 Ind, 32.2 This TV) WOFL (35.1 Fox) WZXZ-CD (36.1 SSN) WHDO-CD (38.1 Local Ind) WTGL (45.1 TLN / FamilyNet / WHT / Worship, 45.2 Nacion, 45.3 Aliento Vision, 45.4 CTNi) WATV-LD (47.4 Infomercials) WHLV-TV (52.1 TBN, 52.2 Church, 52.3 JUCE TV, 52.4 Enlace, 52.5 SoaC) WACX (55.1 Ind/Rel, 55.2 God TV, 55.3 WACX encores, 55.4 SBN, 55.5/55.6 Test card) WOPX-TV (56.1 Ion, 56.2 qubo, 56.3 Ion Life, 56.4 Ion Shop, 56.5 QVC Over Air, 56.6 HSN) WRBW (65.1 MNTV, 65.2 Movies!, 65.3 Bounce TV)

Public television	WDSC-TV (15.1 Public Ind, 15.2 DSC-TV (FL Channel/DSC programs), 15.3 WDSC-WV (MHz WV)) WUCF-TV (24.1 PBS, 24.2 Create, 24.3 World) WEFS (68.1 Public Ind, 68.2 CAS, 68.3 NASA, 68.4 FL Channel)

Spanish-language stations	WKCF (18.3 Estrella TV) W21AU (21.1 MundoMax, 21.2 TeLe-Romántica) WUCF-TV (24.4 V-me) WVEN-TV (26.1 UNI, 26.2 LATV) WTMO-CD (31.1 TMD) WHDO-CD 38.2 (Mega TV) WOTF-DT (43.1 UniMás, 43.2 GetTV) WATV-LD (47.1 NCN Television, 47.2 Mi Musica, 47.3 TV Reino)

Ocala stations	W07BP-D (7.1 Edu.) WOFT-LD 8 (Ind) W42DJ-D 42 (6.1 CBS, 6.2 Live Well, 6.3 Heartland) WOGX (51.1 Fox, 51.2 Movies!)

Gainesville stations serving Ocala	WUFT (5.1 PBS) WCJB-TV (20.1 ABC, 20.2 CW)

Cable channels	Golf Channel BPS-TV Spectrum Sports News 13 InfoMás SGTV (Seminole Co.)

Florida broadcast television areas by city Fort Myers Gainesville Jacksonville Miami Orlando Pensacola Panama City Tallahassee Tampa/St. Petersburg West Palm Beach

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