Manhasset High School broadcast journalism students go behind the scenes at NBC’s TODAY Show

Education Manhasset High School broadcast journalism students go behind the scenes at NBC’s TODAY Show … Comments Posted on November 9, 2026 Broadcast Journalism IV students from Manhasset High School visited NBC’s TODAY show, gaining an inside look at live television production and learning from industry professionals during a behind-the-scenes experience. (Photos courtesy of Manhasset Public Schools) Students in the Broadcast Journalism IV program at Manhasset High School recently had the unique opportunity to experience the fast-paced world of national television production during a visit to NBC’s TODAY show in New York City. The trip provided members of the school’s media broadcasting program with an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at one of the nation’s most recognizable morning shows. Throughout the day, students explored the many components that contribute to a successful live broadcast, including the control room operations, production coordination and teamwork required to bring each episode to viewers across the country. Students also had the chance to meet celebrity guests, connect with show hosts and executives and learn directly from industry professionals about careers in journalism, broadcasting and media production. The experience offered valuable real-world insight into the creativity, collaboration and dedication that drive professional television production. The visit served as both an educational and inspirational experience, encouraging students to apply what they learned to their own work in the school’s broadcasting program. Equipped with new ideas and a deeper understanding of the industry, students returned to the MBC studio energized and ready to enhance future productions. The district extends its sincere appreciation to the TODAY show staff for welcoming students, sharing their expertise and providing an unforgettable learning experience that brought classroom lessons to life. For more scene & seen event photos, click here. About the Author All comments are subject to our Community Guidelines . Schneps Media does not endorse the views shared by readers in our comment sections.