The history, regulation and effects of radio and television and related media in the United States will be covered. Students serve as editors and reporters and produce the nationally recognized school newspaper. After-school and weekend production time is required as part of this class. May be repeated for up to six semesters of credit. Students learn advanced journalism skills regarding public relations and produce press releases, brochures and various projects using desktop publishing, thereby applying advanced skills.
Students also produce work for the student newspaper.
May be repeated for up to six semesters of credit. Students serve as editors, photographers and copywriters and produce the school yearbook. After-school and weekend production time is required as part of class. May be repeated for up to six semesters of credit. This is a course for students interested in learning all facets of magazine production as they write, edit and design the school magazine.