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STUDENT TELEVISION AWARDS
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Williamson County
Schools were well represented April 16 at this year's Student
Television Awards for Excellence in Nashville.
The awards are given out by the Midsouth Regional Chapter of the Foundation of the
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences,
which is the same organization that produces the Emmy
Awards.
The annual awards were
judged by TV professionals and handed out in seven
categories including news, craft achievement and
sports. News Channel 5 Meteorologist Lelan Statom
hosted the event, which featured winners from across
Tennessee and North Carolina. |
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Centennial High School
won the Emmy for News. |
Centennial High School earned honorable mentions in
three categories: Craft Achievement; Long Form; and
Sports. Centennial also won the News Emmy for
Morning Rawr, the school's fast-paced morning
announcement show. Centennial High School's
media production teacher is Dawn Marek. |
IHS students Jonathan
Wilson and Ernie Overton won the Emmy for Public
Affairs. |
Independence High School swept the Public Affairs
category, earning two honorable mentions and winning
the first place award for a commercial produced by
Jonathan Wilson and Ernie Overton.
Independence also earned an honorable mention in the
News category for its program Indy News.
Independence High School's media production teacher
is Matt Balzer. |
RHS senior Jessica
Trevett won the Emmy for Arts & Entertainment. |
Ravenwood High School
also captured several awards. The Raptors
received an honorable mention in the Long Form
category. In addition, Ravenwood senior
Jessica Trevett won the first place award in the
Arts & Entertainment category for a music video she
produced titled Silhouettes. Ravenwood High
School's media production teacher is Sara Sweitzer.
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Important Dates
Monday-Thursday, May
18-21, Semester Exams
Thursday, May 21, Last
Day of Second Semester (1/2 day for students)
Thursday-Sunday, May
21-24, Graduation Window
MEETING DATES
WC-TV PROGRAMS |
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