‘Principal’s Guide to Scholastic Journalism’ provides useful and concise information for advisers and administrators
by Julie Dodd JEA Mentor Committee A must read for high school media advisers and their principals is The Principal’s Guide to Scholastic Journalism: What administrators need to know about student media. The newly updated publication is available in Web and PDF versions. The project was coordinated by Vanessa Shelton, executive director of Quill and...
JEA Scholastic Press Rights Commission collects stories from student media that have made a difference in their communities
Mentors: I’m sharing an announcement from Jane Blystone that you may want to discuss with your mentees. by Jane Blystone JEA Student Press Rights Commission member Is there a story your student media outlet has published that has made a difference in your community? If so, we would like to consider your story for publication. The Journalism...
Mentor Forum for JEA/NSPA convention in Portland based on weeks of planning, dozens of e-mails and lots of ideas
by Peggy Gregory Mentoring Committee It flows down the middle of the page so simply, and, in fact, it is only one page long. But the agenda for the upcoming Mentor Forum at the Journalism Education Association/National Scholastic Press Association convention in Portland is deceptive in its simplicity. The document has included detailed discussions by...