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'journalist of the year' wins $2,000 as a JEA finalist Ashley Gross, a senior at Connersville High School and Indiana's Student Journalist of the Year, was named as one of the nation's top five scholastic journalists this week. Gross will receive $2,000 from JEA for being a finalist in the national contest. See further coverage of JEA's national winner at: http://www.jea.org Click here to see adviser Lisa Morris' comments about working with Ashley. Click here to read Ashley's comments about her four year journalism career at Connersville and what this award means to her. Click here for more background information about the "Journalist of the Year" program. |
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new Hoosier Stars shine as state's best The search to find Indiana's best publications turned up10 new "stars" in the constellation that featured 50 schools. Carmel's Hi Lite is one of five newspaper Hoosier Stars (left) while Munster's "Code Red" yearbook (right) is one of five yearbooks to receive IHSPA's highest honor. Six newspapers and seven books won Merit Awards. Click Here for Yearbook Coverage Click Here for Newspaper Coverage Click here for Yearbook Press Release Click here for Newspaper Press Release |
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 Kim Green, adviser at Columbus North (right) teaches a yearbook evening session at last summer's IHSPA workshop. The 2003 workshop is June 9-12 at FranklinCollege. Deadline for registrations is May 15; however, late registrations will be accepted through June 1. |
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with training of new Task Team leaders A year after establishing "core values" as a guide for change, IHSPA officers took the next step Dec. 7 by adding four new leaders. Brenda Schindler (Martinsville), Diana Hadley (Mooresville), Brian Hayes (Lawrence North) and Meredith Bledsoe (Hamilton Southeastern) will lead the new outreach areas of "inclusion," "advocacy," "service," and "support." Mike Frazier, (Hanover Central), left, explains the significance of the core values at the retreat in Brown County. Frazier stressed the need to embrace the four core values as a means for change. |
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Louisville interns learn teachers are also 'doers' New Albany advisers Camille Goebel (middle) and Heather Eubank (right) completed a 16-page special environmental supplement for the Louisville Courier-Journal. Joanna Gnau, special sections editor, left, credited the interns with making the design and writing more appealing to young readers. John Wells, adviser at Mater Dei High School, completed the third IHSPA internship this summer. Read what these interns believe will make them better teachers. •Camille's Essay •Heather's Essay •John's Essay |
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Media Masters
resource site targets students, advisers After nearly two years of testing and development, the Media Masters site is ready to begin serving students and advisers with tips and resources designed by Indiana advisers for Hoosier classrooms and publications. Check us out by clicking on the logo or on the text link above. |
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