Twelve students, one teacher from Granite Bay High School went to Tampa Florida for 25th Student Television Network (STN) competition/convention

One of the buildings and sites in Tampa Florida “I loved it I thought it was really gorgeous play to have STN and that I had great views and good weather,” Addy Palmer a freshman at GBHS

Emerson Rowberry and Allison Kimoto come out on red carpet after finishing editing their groups Movie Trailer. “[It was] embarrassing.” Emerson Rowberry a freshman at GBHS

Students are working on their first Competition of STN, Crazy 8 Action Film. “It was stressful but exhilarating at the same time,” Emerson Rowberry a freshman at GBHS.

Marek Benes and Tyler Minsinger come out on the red carpet from finishing editing their group’s short story video “Wrong Ring.” “I felt kind of surprised actually I didn’t expect everyone to be there,” Marek Bense, a sophomore at GBHS, said everyone to be there.” Marek Bense A 10th grader at GBHS.

A group photo of all students who came to STN at the first Cinefest of STN were they showed films that other schools did for some of the competitions. “[my favorite moment was] crazy 8 or cinefest or socializing.” Elliana Montez a freshman at GBHS

A group photo of Zachary Weidkamp and all of the students who came to STN, after the last event of the competition, the Closing Ceremony.

Granite Bay High School won a Distinguished Merit in the Category High School Weekly News Show!

Marek Bense, Tyler Minsinger, Nathan Sipple and Manuela Fontes De Souza working on their short story for the competition. Julia Frey and Claire Richardson were also working on the short story but aren’t shown in the photo. Although Emerson Rowberry, Allison Kimoto, and Oliver Crossman weren’t on the team they helped out.

Allison Kimoto and Emerson Rowberry editing their team’s Movie Trailer