This year’s annual contest had 738 entries, with students from 50 publications entering. JEANC awarded 318 entries for the 59 contest categories. Congratulations to all our winners! See the complete list of winners.  

Northern California student journalists took top honors in this year’s California Journalist of the Year contest, according to an announcement Saturday by state Journalism Education Association director Danielle Ryan. Taking the top spot at the state level was Palo Alto High School’s Ashley Hitchings,...

In an effort to update the organization’s visual identity, the Journalism Education Association of Northern California has developed a logo design contest. Teachers can use the contest as an enrichment activity for advanced designers or as part of a lesson for the entire staff. The contest is an opportunity...

JEANC: How long have you been advising? Miller: I've been advising The Epic at Lynbrook High School in San Jose for three years. JEANC: What's the best part of your advising day? Miller: The best part of advising is watching my students become leaders. They put out amazing writing and design,...

JEANC: How long have you been advising? Stobbe: I’ve been advising at Fresno Christian High School for 22 years. JEANC: What's the best part of your advising day? Stobbe: I love celebrating with students after they learned a skill and then used it in the field successfully. JEANC: What's...