NJEA is proud to announce that “Classroom Close-up, NJ” has once again received Emmy nominations, this time in three categories.
In the Human Interest Program/Special category, Classroom Close-up, NJ was nominated for its second show in the 2009-10 season. That show included the segments “Fitness Friday,” “Day for Darfur,” “Jellybean Conspiracy, and “Camden’s Own.” Schools in Rockaway, Tuckerton, Manahawkin, and Camden were featured.
In the Public/Current/Community Affairs Program/Special category the program was nominated for the fifth show of the season, which included the segments “Trebuchet,” “Winslow Marathon,” “Recycled Olympics,” and “Cup Stacking.” Schools in Newton, Winslow Township, Ringwood, and East Windsor were featured.
In the Education/Schools Program Feature or Segment category the program was nominated for the “High Tech Hall” segment of its twelfth show this past season. High Tech Hall is a major feature at the annual NJEA Convention (see Page 6).
“Classroom Close-up, NJ” airs on NJN Public Television every Monday at 7 p.m. and every Saturday at 9 a.m. It is a co-production of NJEA and NJN, with additional funding provided by PSE&G.
The show is the winner of eight Emmy Awards. Winners will be announced Sept. 25.