Reports on a survey of faculty advisers' attitudes toward political reporting in school news media and of the nature and scope of political reporting in school newspapers and magazines. (GW)

Reports on a study which focussed attention on advisers' attitudes toward political reporting in school news media and on the nature and scope of such reporting. (MB)

The 145 high school principals and 317 student newspaper advisers who answered questionnaires in this 1974 survey provided information about the following topics: adult responsibility for student publications, advisers' qualifications, financial support arrangements, space and facilities available, general support of students' First Amendment…

Reports results of a survey of high school publication advisers' views on what high schools should teach, types of criticism they receive for news media content, and job-related duties they perform. Notes that many school newspapers avoid covering controversial issues, and stresses the need for freedom of speech for student journalists. (GW)

The purpose of this inquiry was to identify the current business policies and procedures of high school newspapers in the United States and to determine whether such an appraisal could be used to achieve higher standards in both education and journalism. Most of the data was gathered in early 1968 by questionnaires sent to 548 public and 68…

This document contains five exploratory studies into the problems faced by high school journalism teachers and publications advisors. "High School Newspaper Problems" investigates the areas of finance, facilities, censorship, freedom of speech, and staff recruitment; "Expectations for Newspaper Staff Members as Learners" samples the views of…

This is a revision of "Faculty Handbook on School News", a Handbook to Help Teachers Get the Best Co-operation from School and Local Newspapers (Iowa City: Quill and Scroll Foundation, 1964); see ED 017 523. (CK)