David Chastain Board Member | Cobb County School District
David Chastain Board Member | Cobb County School District
Cobb County students from Harrison and Kell High Schools have recently achieved notable success at the 2025 Southeast Student Production Awards. Held at the SCAD University campus, the event acknowledged exceptional student video productions across the Southeast region, which includes North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, and Alabama.
Kell High School’s broadcast video students Anna Duke and Kamdon Molineaux won an Emmy for their Celsius commercial. This is a significant accomplishment considering it is Kell High School's inaugural entry in the Southeast Student Production Awards.
The awards, organized by the Southeast Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS), celebrate excellence in various student video production categories such as commercials, documentaries, and multimedia journalism.
Harrison High School also celebrated success with Madeleine Walter's recognition for her work as a Multimedia Journalist. Her video, "Crafting for a Cause," was awarded, reflecting the district’s dedication to fostering student creativity and advancing their skills in digital media.
The Southeast Emmy Awards are considered a prestigious honor within the domain of student video production, highlighting student talent from the region. The achievements by these students underscore the strength of Cobb County's educational programs in equipping students with essential skills for the future in digital media and storytelling.
The awards for Harrison and Kell represent the opportunities and education provided by Cobb schools, laying a foundation for student success in the rapidly evolving digital world.
Congratulations are extended to Cobb’s rising talents and the educators who have supported their journey towards success.
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