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Kings Highway School students were recently recognized for their talent in the 2025 Area 9 Cable Council Access Awareness Awards! This annual contest celebrates original student video productions from across Fairfield County, encouraging young storytellers to explore video production, journalism, and creativity through their school’s access television programs. This year, KHS students stood out in the Elementary School General Interest Story category. First place was awarded to Conor Sullivan and Avish Punia for “Cheetah Vision Special Edition: St. Patrick's Day.” Second place went to Hazel Eliot and Sydney Hollander for “Cheetah Vision Special Report: Passover.” Congratulations to these students!
