1 Journalism 2 provides students opportunities for learning and participating in layout, design, desktop publishing, and printing processes. Students develop a more sophisticated level of Journalistic writing and participate in the operation of the high school newspaper. This course will fullfill the graduation requirement for a credit in fine and pratical arts. In addition to enhancing their skills as reporters, Journalism 3 provides students advanced opportunities for learning editorial leadership, developing a personal sense of professionalism, understanding the role of the newspaper in society, and becoming productive members of the newspaper staff. Students learn business and circulation management.
Students also take responsibility for business and circulation management.