1964

Renowned Hartford radio personality, Dick Robinson, opens a new school to teach the fundamentals of radio broadcasting.

The Connecticut School of Broadcasting is born!

The 70’s

CSB adds a second campus in nearby Stratford, Connecticut. Soon, the school would expand to 10 campuses up and down the east coast.

The 80’s

CSB expands its radio-based curriculum to cover television as well. Cameras, teleprompters and linear editing decks fill the schools, as students prepare for lights, camera, action!

The 90’s

The Connecticut School of Broadcasting ushers in the digital age! Tapes, records and carts are replaced by computers, CD’s and mini-disks.

2006 - 2009

In 2006, Dick sold the school to a division of Credit Suisse. In May 2009, Dick bought back the school, updated the equipment, and now....

We’re Back!