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The program began with professional journalists mentoring student journalists as they published their school newspapers. As a result, three decades of Detroit students have become better writers and thinkers. They saw the program as a way to get students interested in the news, encourage them to do more reading, and spur a new generation of journalists and responsible citizens. The Detroit High School Journalism Program was founded in 1985 by Detroit Public Schools Superintendent Arthur Jefferson along with Detroit Free Press President Jerome Tilis and Senior Managing Editor Neal Shine.

Train the next generation of journalists in Detroit to produce news and information accurately, fairly and responsibly.

Nurture the voices of Detroit student journalists, helping them to develop self-confidence and allowing them to explore issues that matter to their peers.

Engage students in their community through face-to-face learning opportunities.

Prepare students to use digital communication tools with responsibility and confidence.

Teach essential writing, visual, communication and critical thinking skills to be workplace- and college-ready for any field.

#DETROIT FREE PRESS SPORTS MSU HOW TO#

Students learn about social responsibility, the importance of education and how to produce news and information that is accurate, fair and responsible. This includes knowing how to seek credible information and how to make positive change in a community. The program’s curriculum focuses on practical application of writing and visuals, development of strong research skills, real-world use of technology and encouragement of civic engagement. The program links students at participating Detroit high schools with one of the premier university journalism programs in the nation and connects them with professional journalist mentors in their community, nurturing students’ raw talent and exhibiting their work center-stage in print and digital environments for their school and community. Our MissionĬrain MSU Detroit High School Journalism provides a unique learning experience for students in the city of Detroit. The program is coordinated by the faculty of the School of Journalism at Michigan State University with the support of media and community partners throughout Southeast Michigan. Our work brings high school students in Detroit together with professional journalists, Michigan State University faculty members and Michigan State journalism students to produce a newspaper and news website about the issues affecting students' schools and their peers. The MSU Detroit High School Journalism program enriches the educational experiences of students in the city of Detroit.

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