Countless alumni of the Reynolds High School Journalism Institute have used the skills it taught to do amazing things, including winning the Dow Jones News Fund Teacher of the Year Award and revamping...

Although summer might be a distant vision for those still shoveling out from recent snowstorms, the time is now for students to start planning which summer journalism workshops they will attend. Thousands...

The key to grading is finding what works for you and being consistent, says Eva Coleman, a 2013 Reynolds High School Journalism Institute fellow and an audio/video production instructor at Frisco ISD Career...

In Peter Paccone’s classroom, every Monday is “First Amendment Monday.” The San Marino High School social studies teacher encourages students in his U.S. government classes to look for news stories...

The Reynolds High School Journalism Institute’s four directors help shape the program and guide participants in their learning each summer. Under the leadership of Steve Elliott, Candace Perkins Bowen,...

Information and statistics available on the Internet have made data and investigative journalism more accessible and easier to produce. It’s no longer limited to professional journalists; students can...

Carlos Briano had a newspaper problem. The El Dorado (Texas) High School teacher couldn’t get enough students to maintain the school’s newspaper. Although the school had an award-winning yearbook,...

After attending the Reynolds High School Journalism Institute this past summer, 135 teachers from across the country now feel more confident in their ability to teach diverse topics ranging from news writing...

Applications for the 2015 Reynolds High School Journalism Institute, the premier summer workshop for secondary-school advisers, are now available at SchoolJournalism.org. The Institute, administered by...