Colorado Student Media Association

CSMA

Colorado Student Media Association

CSMA

Colorado Student Media Association

CSMA

Best of Colorado winners announced

Best of Colorado winners announced

After a record number of entries, over 1,600 individual award certificates were mailed on May 2 to 94 advisers. You can check out the entire list of winners by downloading the winners’ spreadsheet. BOC results overall

Look for samples of winners and judge comments later this month.

As an experiment this year, we used actual student enrollment to create Classifications for this contest, rather than going with CHSAA classes (3A, 4A and 5A). Yearbook entries were divided differently from Newspaper, attempting to account for the very large number of entries from larger high schools. We are eager for member reaction to this and suggestions for future contests. The CHSPA board will be developing a plan for a separate website category for Best of Colorado, and would love to hear from members on this initiative. Please contact [email protected] (or any board member) with your comments.

Newspaper/Newsmagazine/Website (48 total media entered)
Classification I (up to 800 students) – 13 media entered
Alamosa
Basalt
Cedaredge
Dolores
Eaton
Englewood
Glenwood Springs
Kent Denver
Manitou Springs
Montezuma-Cortez
Salida
The Academy
Wiley

Classification II (801-1524 students) – 16 media entered
Arvada
Conifer
Coronado
Denver North
Fossil Ridge
George Washington
Littleton
Monarch
Montrose
Palisade
Palmer Ridge
Pomona
Standley Lake
Thompson Valley
Valor Christian
Windsor

Classification III (1525 or more students) – 19 media entered
Arapahoe
Castle View
Chaparral
Columbine
Eaglecrest
Fairview
Fruita Monument
Grand Junction
Grandview
Heritage
Legend
Mountain Vista
Overland
Palmer
Regis Jesuit
Rock Canyon
Rocky Mountain
Thornton

Yearbook (32 total books entered)
Classification I (up to 800 students) – 7 media entered
Cedaredge
Colorado Academy
Community Christian
Eaton
Lamar
Salida
The Classical Academy

Classification II (801-1524 students) – 9 media entered
Arvada
Discovery Canyon Campus
Durango Senior
Lewis-Palmer
Littleton
Monarch
Montrose
Palisade
Palmer Ridge

Classification III (1525-1900 students) – 8 media entered
Arvada West
Brighton
Castle View
Chatfield (largest in class at 1869)
Columbine
Gateway (smallest in class at 1550)
Rampart
Rock Canyon

Classification IV (1901 or more students) – 8 media entered
Arapahoe
Cherokee Trail (largest in class at 2600)
Eaglecrest
Fairview
Legend (smallest in class at 1911)
Mountain Vista
Overland
Smoky Hill

Middle School Yearbook schools were not classified by enrollment. There were entries from 6 schools: Laredo MS, Mesa MS, Powell MS, Rocky Heights MS, Sierra MS and Timberview MS.

Video Broadcast schools were not classified by enrollment. There were entries from 8 schools: Arvada, Discovery Canyon Campus, Legend, Loveland, Montrose, Palmer, Rampart and Regis Jesuit.

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