Stanton Wiersdale Elementary dominates K-5 news show and PSA competitions

April 11, 2025 | Marion, School Districts, Florida

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The 24th Annual Marion County Student Media Festival showcased the creativity and talent of students from various schools in Marion County, Florida, on April 11, 2025. The event celebrated student-produced media, including news shows and public service announcements (PSAs), across different grade divisions.

In the grades K through 2 division for news shows, Stanton Wiersdale Elementary School's "Kindergarten Bug News" took first place, while Madison Street Academy of Visual and Performing Arts and Shady Hill Elementary School secured second and third places, respectively. The winning show highlighted the excitement of starting kindergarten, engaging viewers with its lively presentation.
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For the grades 3 through 5 division, Stanton Wiersdale Elementary School's "SWES Morning Show, World's Fair Edition" won first place. Shady Hill Elementary School's "SHE News" and Madison Street Academy's "Tea Party at MSA" tied for second place, demonstrating the competitive spirit and creativity among the students.

The festival also recognized impactful public service announcements. In the K through 2 division, Stanton Wiersdale Elementary's "Read 2 Win" won first place, promoting literacy in a fun and engaging manner. Madison Street Academy's "Stop Building Everywhere" took second place, addressing environmental concerns.

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In the grades 3 through 5 division for PSAs, Shady Hill Elementary School's "Kindness Chain Reaction" won first place, inspiring positive social change through its message. Other notable entries included "Cybersecurity" and "Don't Get Caught with the Wrong Shoes," which emphasized online safety and injury prevention, respectively.

The festival highlighted the importance of student creativity and storytelling in addressing real-world issues, fostering a sense of community and awareness among young learners. As the event concluded, participants and attendees celebrated the achievements of the students, who demonstrated their ability to inspire action and spark change through media.

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