Iacovissi’s mother, Anne her father, Dave her sister, Jillian and other family members were all at the celebration, sharing the joyous moment as the RFA News Studio was forever associated with Iacovissi’s remarkable legacy.
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These include a professional backdrop, a wireless microphone set, a cam link for streaming purposes and a plaque. He said the donation was utilized to purchase various items.
Iacovissi generously donated $1,000, which is granted to each departing board member to support meaningful endeavors.Ĭarl Manganaro, FTE in Rome/Technology Integration Specialist for MORIC, produces the RFA Knightly News. She served as the president of Student Association of the School and was a valued National Honor Society and Leo Club member.
In addition to her achievements as a news anchor, Iacovissi contributed significantly to the Rome City School District Board of Education as a student member during the 2021-22 term. ROME The Rome Free Academy news studio was renamed the Alana Iacovissi Studio June 29, as Iacovissi and family, friends and staff gathered to celebrate. Throughout the challenging period of the pandemic, Iacovissi’s comforting voice and radiant smile had a profound impact on everyone involved.Īt the conclusion of each broadcast, Iacovissi would virtually exchange a high-five with her co-anchor, Alana Fragapane, while delivering a powerful message to the RFA community: “Remember, RFA, take charge and show some RFA Pride! We are all in this together!” Kaila Garramone, the advisor of The RFA Knightly News, expressed how Iacovissi had been a remarkable source of inspiration for the news team. This renaming ceremony served as a tribute to Iacovissi, a former news anchor and a graduate of the class of 2022. ROME - The Rome Free Academy news studio was renamed the “Alana Iacovissi Studio” June 29, as Iacovissi and family, friends and staff gathered to celebrate.
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