Meet 12-year-old Zahida as she paddles her boat to attend school in Kashmir in the middle of a lake (“Going to School in the Lake”) and learns about the vegetation and plants of the floating garden that surround her; 12-year-old Ramesh takes us to his desert classroom made of mud, where there is no water and the wind rips through paper flags above his head (“Going to School in a Mud Desert”); and nine-year-old Skarma climbs uphill through biting cold to attend school  on top of a mountain (“Going to School on a Mountaintop”). More than 50 million children in India currently watch “Going to School in India” over POGO, Cartoon Network and National Geographic television networks. Master Communications, best known for distributing the multi-award-winning “Families of the World” DVD series, plans to soon make the program available to broadcast outlets in North America. This live-action, closed-caption DVD includes approximately 76 minutes of stories of children going to school in India. The retail price includes includes noncommercial public performance rights. Launch Date:  March 6, 2007. Order Date: February 6, 2007.