Junior journalists Kolby Cunningham, Shea Goggin, Ellie Sterbenz, Isabella Stewart and Chloe Conrad with the guidance of camp counselors Ashli Wagner and Caroline Fellows set about to take photos representing rule of thirds, stop the action, framing, lines, filling the… Read More ›
Jackson Bacilek, Christian Brennan, Sloane Carfield, Ivy Clark, Chloe Conrad, Kolby Cunningham, Chase Donnelly, Isabella Dyson, Julia Fowler, Shea Goggin, Natalie Harhausen, Marshall Hoover, Hadley Hoskins, Julia Mossinghoff, Sky Mueller, Benjamin Pires, Sarah Pires, Ellie Sterbenz, Isabella Stewart, Audrey Turley,… Read More ›
Advisor’s note: ECHO campers were asked to interview family members or friends and to write brief profiles. Junior journalist interviews grandfather Benjamin Pires Robert Lewis was born in Michigan 1944 to Betty and Lynox Lewis. His dad got a degree… Read More ›
Advisor’s Note: KMOV TV anchor Diana Zoga visited the WGHS ECHO journalism camp to talk to campers, who were in third through sixth grades, about broadcast journalism and her career. The campers then broke into three teams and wrote stories about… Read More ›
Before ECHO’s summer journalism camp started, junior journalists were asked, “What is Journalism?” “What is News?” and “What Makes a Good Story?” We fed their answers into the Wordcloud generator at http://www.jasondavies.com to create the following:
Part of journalism camp is a “Photo Scavenger Hunt.” Students are reminded that People + Action + Reader Interest = News, and then they are invited to find people in action around the high school. These are some of their… Read More ›
As part of journalism camp, junior journalists devised a question to conduct man-on-the-street interviews. This year’s questions were “Who is your favorite superhero?” and “What superpower would you most like to have?”
Story by Junior Journalists: Celia Alexander, Ivy Clark, Jane Curtis, Grace Gericke, Gracie Hedenberg, Olivia King, Evelyn Linck, Ginny Northcott, Benjamin Pires and Nina Thompson with Guidance from Aerin Johnson, Andre Scott and Keillyn Johnson Kathleen Nelson worked for 31… Read More ›
