2014-15 New York Award: Education/Schools
NJEA’s Classroom Close-up, NJ, now in its 21st season, won its 13th Emmy Award. The winning show features the following schools: Alan B. Shepard Elementary School in Old Bridge (Middlesex…
2013-14 Mid-Atlantic Award Education/Schools Program
The 12th Emmy was awarded for a show about NJEA's Educational Support Professionals, a Statewide EdCamp, and programs in Haleyville-Mauricetown Elementary School, and Port Norris (Morris County) and Ft Lee School No. 1 (Bergen County).
2011 Mid-Atlantic Award Educational Program
Three Camden teachers were featured in the award-winning story involving Creative and Performing Arts High School, Morgan Village Middle School and Forest Hill Elementary, Camden - all in Camden County.
2010 Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award: Outstanding Education Program
High Tech Hall - Moodle, Google, SMART Boards, delicious, Skype, Twitter, and Wikis -- these are all a part of the expanded high tech hall at the NJEA Convention. There’s…
2008-09 Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award: Outstanding Public Affairs
The ninth Emmy was awarded for a story about an unforgettable teacher at Charles W. Lewis Middle School, Gloucester Township (Camden County).
2006-07 Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award: Outstanding Education Program
Students from Nottingham North High School, Hamilton (Mercer County) visit the Hamilton's Grounds for Sculpture in this award-winning story.
2004-2005 New York Emmy Award: Outstanding Educational Programming
It's another New York Emmy for a story that features Dumont High School (Bergen County), Hunterdon Central High School, Flemington (Hunterdon County) and Rancocas Valley Regional High School, Mount Holly (Burlington County.
2003-04 Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award: Outstanding Public Affairs Series
The sixth Emmy was awarded for a show that featured Veterans Memorial Elementary School, Brick (Ocean County), Elizabeth Public Schools (Union County), and Northern Burlington Regional High School, Columbus (Burlington County).
2001-02 New York Emmy Award: Outstanding Societal Concerns Programming
The fifth Emmy was awarded by New York and featured the following schools: Memorial Middle School, Fair Lawn (Bergen County), Haddon Township High School, Westmont (Camden County), Hillcrest School, Franklin Township (Somerset County), and Eisenhower Elementary School, Freehold Township (Monmouth County).
2001-02 Mid-Atlantic Emmy Award: Outstanding Public Affairs Series
The show won in both New York and Mid Atlantic Chapters in 2001-02. The Mid-Atlantic Emmy was for stories that featured: Mt. Laurel Middle School (Burlington County), Lounsberry Hollow Middle School, Vernon (Sussex County), and Nottingham High, Hamilton (Mercer County).