Recent News – JEA

21 schools recognized as 2025 FAPFA winners

2025 First Amendment Press Freedom Award schools recognized

A JEA Superior medal with the words Create, students produce content online or on site in one of 45 categories. Compete, schools may enter one student per contest (Except for team contests) Critique, Students recieve individual feedback or a group critique from contest judges, NSMC National Student Media Contests, www.JEA.org/contests,

Prompts for Spring 2025 NSMC online contests available now

Scholastic Journalism Week is Feb. 24-28, 2025. Theme is Power of the Press.

Scholastic Journalism Week scheduled for February 2025

Harris wins 2025 Linda S. Puntney Teacher Inspiration Award

JEA's 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award winners.

JEA names 8 Lifetime Achievement Award winners

2025 Diversity Award winner, The Torch Yearbook staff.

Orange Glen yearbook staff wins 2025 Diversity Award

Board of director candidates share statements for 2025 JEA election

Justin S. Daigle is the 2024 H.L. Hall National Yearbook Adviser of the Year.

Daigle named 2024 H.L. Hall National Yearbook Adviser of the Year

A JEA. Superior medal with the words Create Compete Critique, NSMC National Student Media Contests

92 Superior rankings awarded, 537 students recognized in Fall 2024 NSMC

Walnut Hills captures third National Journalism Quiz Bowl win in Philadelphia

SJW poster that reads Power of the Press Scholastic Journalism Week Feb. 24-28, 2025 and shows a cartoon illustration of a newspaper, a notebook and pen, an arm holding a microphone, and a camera all surrounded by stars. Image reads, Poster design by Maryann Bautista, Junior at Omaha Bryan High School in Nebraska.

Bautista’s poster design to represent Scholastic Journalism Week 2025

JEA’s new membership system – Part 2