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Trey Baker works with the drone remote.

I got a drone, now what?

Jane Bannester, Ritenour High School broadcast teacher December 2, 2018

Fall 2018 was my first semester teaching a Drone Video and Photography course. Like any new course, we had our ups and downs. Here are the things that I learned: If your district is similar to mine,...

This staff works as a team to build a shoe tower during a team-building exercise.

Halloween and Justin Timberlake: An average October in the life of an adviser

Jessica Cordonier, CJE, Lee's Summit High School, Lee's Summit, Mo. October 25, 2018

Halloween isn’t the only thing scary in the month of October. Somehow, this is always when it starts to feel like the wheels begin to fall off of my yearbook crew’s wagon. My kids begin to panic under...

Be One of the Links: Joining organizations provides so many benefits

Be One of the Links: Joining organizations provides so many benefits

Christina Geabhart, MJE, Oak Park High School, Kansas City, MO October 1, 2018

I remember stepping into the journalism classroom that fall of 2003, trying to live up to the legacy of the award-winning program I was honored to inherit from one of the historically stellar journalism...

Using Google Classroom and Team Drives to Organize Your Program

Using Google Classroom and Team Drives to Organize Your Program

Leigh Rogers, Hermann, Mo., yearbook adviser August 13, 2018

I wasn’t the biggest fan of Google when I first started working with it as a new teacher five years ago. The overabundance of emails from shared assignments was not enjoyable. On a due date, my inbox...

Creating an Online News Site

Creating an Online News Site

Christina Manolis, journalism teacher at Washington High School, Washington, Mo. July 30, 2018

When I first started advising newspaper, an online news site was already part of the class. There was just one issue: despite being a journalism major in college, I didn’t have a lot of experience with...

Q and A with the Pros: Shahla Farzan

Q and A with the Pros: Shahla Farzan

Matthew Amlong, WHS Blue Jay Journal TV staff member Washington, Mo. July 18, 2018

Shahla Farzan works currently as a general assignment reporter and weekend newscaster for St. Louis Public Radio. She didn't take the "direct route" to journalism; instead she spent six years studying...

Jonathan Ketz
Anchor/Reporter WQAD TV

Q and A with the Pros: Jonathan Ketz

June 24, 2018

Television was in his blood from the very beginning, anchor Jonathan Ketz chose to follow the generations of broadcasters and story-tellers in his family -- even starting at the same station as his father...

Derek Byrne

Q and A with the Pros: Derek Byrne

June 10, 2018

As he builds his career in communications, Kansas City-native Derek Byrne found learning every skill he can and his strong writing skills have been essential tools for moving from high school yearbook...

Minarets HS wins First Amendment PSA contest

Minarets HS wins First Amendment PSA contest

May 8, 2018

SchoolJournalism.org’s second annual First Amendment Matters PSA contest had many great entries. States represented in this contest included; South Carolina, Kentucky, California, New Jersey, Missouri,...

Service Points in Yearbook Generate Motivation

Service Points in Yearbook Generate Motivation

Leigh Rogers, Hermann, Mo., yearbook adviser April 24, 2018

Last year came to a rough close with large chunks of the yearbook incomplete; a team exhausted and frustrated, struggling to work together; and a lack of knowing how to institute work in a class with such...

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