The two year Journalism Program at Marian is an exciting and rewarding opportunity open to juniors and seniors. Library MHS certified completion of a home page. See HTML Requirements by April 1 of the sophomore year. These are also taught in Computer Applications Class and will better prepare students for journalism application.
Class size is limited.
The above controlling factors will make the final decision if necessary. The junior course is designed to create and train dedicated, responsible, organized, knowledgeable, enthused, and ethical young journalists who will be members of the yearbook or newspaper staff, participating in both the textual and graphic side of both print and electronic versions. Editorial staff positions for publications are determined at the end of the junior course through an application and interview process. Summer camp experiences have also proven to be very effective in preparing a staff member for the requirements of the senior publications class. It is highly recommended that journalism students also be enrolled in a study hall for at least their last three semesters.