NSPA Editorial Leadership 2011 part 1

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Transcript of NSPA Editorial Leadership 2011 part 1

Judging considerations •  Coverage and content •  Writing and editing •  Photos, art and graphics •  Layout and design •  Leadership

•  All information taken with permission from NSPA Guidebook, images from NSPA files.

Coverage and content •  Academic news is given

prominent display and adequate coverage.

•  School activities are given prominent display and adequate coverage.

•  Non-school news, news features, features and sports stories are included and contain a local tie-in, reported early in the story.

Blue and Gold, Findlay HS!

Coverage and content •  The future angle—what is

about to happen rather than what has already happened—is taken for some major news and sports stories.

•  Minority groups and minority opinions are represented in stories and photos.

•  Information graphics contribute facts not found elsewhere or in the same condensed form in an accompanying story.

Demon Pitchfork, Duncan HS!

Featherduster, Westlake HS!

Lion’s Tale, Oviedo HS (FL)!

Le Journal, Notre Dame de Sion Prep School!

Coverage and content

•  There are more school-related than non school-related stories in each issue.

•  Editorials frequently relate to events or issues covered elsewhere in the publication

•  Opinion content is diverse and significant, and coherently adheres to the issue(s) at hand without wandering from the subject.

HiLite, Carmel HS!

Northern Lights, North Central HS!

Coverage and content •  Special reports and in-depth

stories are about a significant subject (serious or light). Stories, information graphics, photos, art and graphics contribute to the overall success of the report. Multiple sources are cited. Opposing views are reported if possible and relevant. Headlines are not sensational unless justifiably so.

Nexus, Henry W Grady HS!

The View, Park Hills South HS!

News News Feature

The Purple Tide, Chantilly HS!