Online publishing student Carson Lee of S.H. Rider High School went on a trip to Houston earlier in the summer to help victims of Hurricane Harvey. He wrote about his experience helping rebuild a home and seeing how even many months after the disaster, help is still needed in Houston. […]
What does a newspaper or yearbook staff look like? It depends on the school and how the school decides to divvy up the roles. When Ana Pendergast and Taylor Pitzl of Notre Dame de Sion High School realized the makeup of their newspaper staff was different from that of their […]
The Gloria Shields Workshop attracts people from many states, and many of these folks have their own opinions of where the “must eat” places are in their home states. Online publishing students Emma Milburn and Kameren Prather of Lawrence Free State High School went in search of good grub. Website […]
High school students like to express their own style, and how they decide to express it is as unique as the person. Online publishing student Skyler Middleton of Marcus High School talked to some students and showcased their style and asked them why they dress the way they do. Website […]
When you get a large group of high school students together for conventions, especially in other states or cities, there are bound to be some interesting incidents and adventures … or misadventures. Online publishing student Gabriella Rodriguez of North Garland High School collected some of these stories. Website built with […]
Many of the students attending the Gloria Shields Workshop don’t know about its namesake. Two Online Publication students, Natalie McMahon of Allen High School and Gracie Blackwell of Coppell High School, set out to find out more about this visionary woman. Website created using Adobe Spark Page; click image to […]
Snapchat recently released a new feature called SnapMap that allows people to pinpoint your exact location while you’re snapping away. While it’s touted as a way to see what’s happening around you, others have reservations about this feature. Online Publishing student Carli Hopper of Braswell High School explores this feature […]
At the Online Publishing class at the Gloria Shields Workshop, students get a lot thrown at them in just a few days — lists of online tools, coding concepts, ways to put together a story besides just a written piece and a photo. Langley Leverett of Texas High School took […]
Most hotels are used to seeing conventions come through their space, but when it’s a workshop full of high school students, things can be a little different. Kaleigh Koc and Anna Kanaley from Shawnee Mission East High School decided to see what it was like for the non-participants at the […]
Talking to strangers is an essential part of being a journalist — you sometimes have to interview people you don’t know. It’s also an essential part of being at the Gloria Shields Workshop, where there are hundreds of students from different schools, and you may wind up in a class […]