Peekskill High School student broadcasters win best anchor team at Bash Awards
The team beat 50 other schools with a video focused on local food insecurity.
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May 23, 2025, 11:55 AM
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2h agoStudents from Peekskill High School have won best anchor team at the Bash Awards, honoring the tri-state area's top student broadcasters.
The team beat 50 other schools with a video focused on local food insecurity.
Students also took part in workshops on media, journalism, and broadcasting.
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