Our ONE DAY coverage challenge returns with a fall date this time around.
Ernie Pyle, the great WWII reporter, once said, “If you want to tell the story of a war, tell the story of one soldier.”
For...
The next time someone spouts off about teachers whining or not working enough or whatever the latest angle might be justifying current working conditions, this column by Dave Perry, of the Aurora Sentinel,...
Last year our special fall contest grew from FEARLESS, and we hope you and your staffs will continue to be fearless in reporting and leading the community.
This year we are sponsoring a contest highlighting...
Here is the best-reported article on how Pittsburgh, Kansas student journalists used dogged reporting to expose a new principal as unqualified. They are heading to Washington for the White House Correspondence...
The top three entrees in our fall, 2016 coverage challenge, titled FEARless, each received a $300 voucher to use toward any CSMA sponsored event in 2017. Judges included Jeff Browne, Mary Beth Tinker,...
DOING ETHICS
Paul Voakes, who teaches Media Law & Ethics at CU Boulder: Ethics can be taught. We DO ethics, as opposed to HAVE ethics.
He began with a discussion of Deontology (see PowerPoint shared...
Some school communities may be experiencing post-election stress. Some communities may be feeling outright fear. Some are applauding the election results. Some are puzzled about the future.
Check out...
Sometimes being FEARless is simply helping a community have a civil discussion about an issue.
Community members, students and district employees conducted a great civil dialogue at the Red Ink’s...
The editorial board of The Bear Truth, the student newspaper of Palmer Ridge HS, in Monument, anticipated some push back when they voted to run an editorial endorsing the Democratic candidate for president....
