The high school's daily announcements are broadcast on television by students and are available for public viewing on the town's local channel.

In traditions of some schools, the term Roll Call refers to a general assembly for various daily announcements.

A great time for the readings would be following the end of daily announcements over the public address system.

It is now the name taken over by the television news crew that writes, produces, and performs its own news cast for the daily announcements.

Originally intended for taking attendance, Roll Call is now a general assembly where daily announcements are made.

The government went out of its way to publicize the campaign, through daily announcements of arrest, seizure, and death statistics.

Each morning, the studio is used to broadcast daily announcements (produced, directed and read by students) to each of the classrooms.

The high school's daily announcements are broadcast by students on the city's public access television channel.

There are six class periods per day, most of which last 59 minutes (3rd hour is 61 minutes to allow time for daily announcements).

It is drawing the network news cameras to specific images built around the President's daily announcements.