At the JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Convention, students shoot photos during “Covering a Tragic Event in Your Publication,” a special breakout session offered April 13, 2018 in San Francisco. A new grant from JEA and NSPA brings first-time attendees to the National High School Journalism Convention. The First-time Convention Grant provides a professional learning…
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St. Cloud High School journalism students and Partner Project instructors document St. Cloud Principal Nate Fancher as he competes in a team-building activity to kick off the training experience sponsored by JEA/NSPA. Fancher also held a press conference to help generate story ideas leading to student coverage during the workshop. (Photo by Kyle Carter, CJE)…
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As hundreds of newsrooms publish editorials today in a coordinated effort to fight the anti-press rhetoric of President Trump, their message is simple: The press is not the enemy of the people. Journalism teachers and their students are following along in classrooms across the country, some during their first days of a new school year.…
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The Journalism Education Association has developed an initiative to support new members in their first year with the organization. The program, called Link, pairs new members with a volunteer veteran for a one-year period in order to provide personal contact from a JEA member familiar with JEA’s programs, resources and benefits. Link is free and…
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Laura Negri, CJE, will serve the Journalism Education Association board of directors as director-at-large effective immediately. She teaches journalism and advises The Safari yearbook, The Kerronicle newspaper and kerronicle.com news website at Alief Kerr High School in Houston, where she also serves as department chair for Career and Technical Education. President Sarah Nichols, MJE, made…
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