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The JEA/NSPA Spring National High School Journalism Convention is this week in Kansas City and Walsworth is there.
If you are headed to the convention, we want you to join in! Come upload your own images from the Kansas City convention right here in this gallery!
Yearbook Wally, the fun-loving high schooler who loves finding new stories and seeing new places, will be exploring Kansas City this week at the JEA/NSPA convention.
For this convention he’s especially excited because this time he is going be hanging out with his buddy, Molly.
The Fall National High School Journalism Convention starts on Thursday, and Walsworth is fired up to have the convention coming to its home turf of Kansas City.
At each JEA/NSPA convention, Walsworth brings a presence that can’t be missed on the exhibit floor, multiple speakers and sponsors the computer lab. This week in K.C. will be no different, and then some.
If you will be attending the JEA/NSPA Fall National High School Journalism Convention in Kansas City next week, the Yearbooks Blog would love to hear about your experiences at the show.
We want to hear the stories of your travels to KC, what your yearbook staff is doing around town, what your learning in the sessions and what’s going on down on the exhibit floor.
The Fall National High School Journalism Convention in Kansas City is only a couple weeks away. For those coming to Kansas City, now would be a good time to start flipping through the convention program and planning out your schedule.
You can download a copy of the program, or simply scroll through the contents in an online viewer, at the NSPA’s convention blog.
If you are coming to Kansas City in November for the JEA/NSPA Fall National High School Journalism Convention, you must be either a teacher or student of journalism. Kansas City has an interesting journalism history and fascinating photogenic qualities.
If you are planning to visit any of the places listed here, take this trivia with you to entertain fellow teachers and students.
Up to 100 students and 30 journalism advisers will get a chance to attend next month’s Fall National High School Journalism in Kansas City for free, thanks to some special programs sponsored by the JEA/NSPA.
JEA will be organizing its one-day Outreach Academy on Nov. 11 for a select 30 advisers. The Academy was started in 2005 as a way to “reach out” to advisers from schools in low income, urban or rural areas.
It’s the final day of workshop classes at Yearbook West! Yesterday, I taught a breakout session on leadership and had fun watching the class act out various leadership issues and proper solutions.
Great discussions! Now, the theme presentations are today. Can’t wait to see what the packets look like!
A long day two has ended at Yearbook West. My editorial leadership group delved into the issues that come with being in charge, some problem solving and an intro to Google docs.
We had fun with all 45 of us editing and “commenting” simultaneously on one document. A great demonstration of how it might be used to collaborate in real time on editing, even when students are at home.
The opening of Walsworth’s Yearbook West Workshop in Orange, Calif., this past weekend was filled with so much nervous energy and anticipation. A little like the first day of school but magnified and encouraged.
Area sales manager Howard Dusek and the reps pumped up the crowd with music while shooting volleys of stuffed animals and other trinkets into the audience. And, as they say, the crowd went wild.
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