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Every year, NNPS-TV records the Newport News Public Schools awards ceremonies to air on NNPS-TV Cox Channel 47/Verizon FiOS Channel 17. End-of-the-year ceremonies include: Salute to Success, Exemplary Support Staff of the Year, STAR Awards (Elementary and Secondary), Teachers of the Year, and the NNPS Retirement Banquet.
NNPS Television Production students jump into hands-on training even before school starts on September 4.
The next School Board meeting will be held Tuesday, September 18 at 6:30 p.m. It will be broadcast live on NNPS-TV (Cox Channel 47/Verizon FiOS Channel 17) and on the Web at nnpstv.com. NNPS-TV's live stream is also available on Roku and Apple TV. On-demand video will be available later on YouTube and the NNPS-TV video site. The meeting will be recorded and re-played at later dates as well.
This fall is the 28th season of NNPS-TV high school football television coverage. NNPS-TV will air three Friday-night games live on Cox Channel 47, Verizon FiOS Channel 17, and on NNPS-TV's channels on Roku and Apple TV (via live stream).
Roles were reversed recently when NNPS Telecom grad and L.A.-based television producer Steven Wilks got to show his former TV instructor around the studio.
Telecom staff and students video recorded the 2018 NNPS Summer Graduation Tuesday, August 7 at Heritage High School.
Telecom students were lucky enough to go on an end-of-the year field trip to NASA Langley Research Center in Hampton, where they could learn about media coverage of a special event -- and also enjoy experiencing the event.
Just like Oracle Team USA's AC72 racing yacht, the NNPS-TV production team is a technological wonder: modern, sleek, fast, exciting, always pushing the envelope, riding on the edge, outperforming the competition by sheer will, determination, and guts...
NNPS Telecom students worked hard over graduation weekend, video-recording the five high school graduations Saturday and Sunday, as well as An Achievable Dream High School’s on Thursday evening.
Telecom Instructor Carl Daniels, Jr. was honored for his work leading the TV students in the production of educational videos for the NASA eClips initiative.