Student Spotlight: Meet Kaitlyn Khoe, logo design contest winner
May 21, 2019
Title/position: One of two editors-in-chief for Palo Alto High School's science magazine, Veritas. Years in journalism: Three years on a middle school yearbook staff and four years on various publications during high school. Favorite aspects of design: The reveal and staring at gorgeously smooth shapes. Favorite apps, tools or design software: Blend tool in illustrator, Blendoku 2 ...
JEANC Annual Contest Winners Announced
May 17, 2019
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.
NorCal Student Journalists Take Top Honors
March 6, 2019
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,...
JEANC launches logo design contest
February 28, 2019
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 o...
Journalist of the Year deadline is February 1!
December 2, 2018
February 1 is the deadline to send portfolios for this year's JEA Journalist of the Year competition. Advisers may nominate one student journalist PER SCHOOL for the award. For contest details, please visit http://jea.org/wp/home/awards-honors/journalist-of-the-year/. The journalist with the winning NorCal portfolio will be awarded JEANC's Arnet...
2018 NorCal Media Day On-Site Contest Winners
October 11, 2018
Approximately 400 students from 50+ schools all around northern California participated in NorCal Media Day on Sept. 29, 2018 at Palo Alto High School. Here are the award winners from the eight on-site contests. EDITORIAL WRITING AWARD SCHOOL Rio Popper First Place Sequoia HS Alyce Thornhill S...
2018 Best of the West winners from NorCal Media Day
September 30, 2018
The Best of the West contest included 23 submissions from 13 high schools. Entries were judged by a panel of professionals from the San Francisco Press Club. Top honors went to the following: Newspaper: The Campanile, Palo Alto HS Magazine: Verde Magazine, Palo Alto HS Online News Website:...
2018 Annual Contest winners announced
May 15, 2018
Congratulations to the 2018 Annual Contest winners! A few stats about this year's contest: we had 720 entries from 47 publications. 2018 Annual Contest Winners
CA Press Women High School Communications Contest electronic deadline Feb. 26
February 20, 2018
California Press Women is holding their 2018 CPW High School Communications Contest. First-place winning entries in CPW's contest are eligible to advance to the National Federation of Press Women national competition. The entry fee is $3 per entry. Feb. 20 is the last day to submit via the national link,...
2017 NorCal Media Day On-site Contest Winners Announced
October 23, 2017
Congratulations to the students who won during the on-site contests for NorCal Media Day! See the complete list here. Advisers who had competing students: you'll receive feedback for all written entries later today and certificates will be arriving via mail later this week....
2017 Annual Contest winners announced
May 21, 2017
Congratulations to the 2017 Annual Contest winners! https://jeanc.org/past-winners/2017-annual-contest-winners/
JEANC Announces “Nick Ferentinos Memorial Student Press Freedom Award”
February 27, 2017
The Journalism Education Association of Northern California is proud to announce the addition of a new category and award to its annual spring contest. The Nicholas Ferentinos Memorial Student Press Freedom Award — given to the winner of the new “Press Freedom” category — honors the memory...
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