BroncsVision

BroncsVision is a student-based streaming service at Frenchtown High School in Frenchtown, Montana. 
Beginning in 2003 as a low power TV station under callsign KFTN, it provided bulletins on school activities throughout the school, including information on daily lunch menus, weather, sports and other student information. After allegations of misconduct on the part of the school's former employee, KFTN shut down operations on March 1, 2016 ending a 13-year run in the West Valley (Frenchtown, Wye, Nine Mile, Six Mile, Huson, Petty Creek areas) after a Missoulian news publication cited that a former member of BroncsVision's editorial team sent unsolicited and unwarranted Facebook messages to a 16-year old student. The wording of the messages were convincing enough for Frenchtown School District board members and Missoula County district attorneys to cite felony charges against the fired employee. This lead to BroncsVision's low power license being terminated. It had previously shut down operations due to a flooding problem as a result of a broken utility pipe spewing water down to the ground level rooms and the high school's gymnasium causing cancellations of classes during the week of the flooding. 
As a result, the Montana Broadcasters Association and the FCC terminated KFTN's operations license and silenced channel 3's signal. 
BroncsVision.tv went dark for over a couple months to restructure the entire page and bring in a refreshed staff. On May 13, 2016, BroncsVision.tv was back online as a strictly online streaming service, and as of October 3, 2023, BroncsVision.tv is still active. 
Category:Channel 3
Category:Student-run television stations
Category:Frenchtown School
Category:Frenchtown
Category:Montana
Category:Television channels and stations established in 2003
Category:Defunct
Category:Streaming
Category:Streaming services