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Laney High School Student Earns
First Place in State School Boards Association Video Contest
Laney High School senior Ryan Piper has been awarded First Place by the North Carolina School Boards Association in their annual high school video contest, “What's Super About Public Schools?”. This was the second year the event was held for any high school in North Carolina whose school board is a member of the association. Ryan created a video that was a mix of stop-motion video and real-time video. His award-winning video was selected out of over 50 high school submissions from across the state. Ryan is currently an intern for Mr. Curtis Halstead's Digital Media classes at Laney. He has completed Digital Media Levels I and II with high marks and is continuing his digital media studies through the internship opportunity.
Ryan's video submission, "What's Super About Public Schools," can be viewed on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sprx9vmh0ZM.
Posted: 11/16/2012
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