January 12, 2022
Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and Service (WIPPS) High School Journalism Program Promotes Diversity, Civility, Inclusivity
High school students throughout Wisconsin have an opportunity to learn about careers in news reporting while making money, building a resume and gaining hands-on experience writing stories for newspapers and radio stations.
The Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and Service (WIPPS) High School Student Journalism Program coordinates interested students with participating news media outlets by providing stories ready to be published and broadcast. WIPPS pays the students and edits the stories before submitting them to media partners. Students coordinate story topics with WIPPS staff who can also provide technical assistance and editorial direction.
Participating students have gone on to careers in journalism and public relations, often citing the experience gained by being reporters while in high school. Interviews with several former participants can be found at wipps.org/programs/student-journalism...
The Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and Service (WIPPS) High School Student Journalism Program coordinates interested students with participating news media outlets by providing stories ready to be published and broadcast. WIPPS pays the students and edits the stories before submitting them to media partners. Students coordinate story topics with WIPPS staff who can also provide technical assistance and editorial direction.
Participating students have gone on to careers in journalism and public relations, often citing the experience gained by being reporters while in high school. Interviews with several former participants can be found at wipps.org/programs/student-journalism...
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