Hawkins HS senior, Abigail Molina talks to student reporter Gerson Portillo about how having journalism experience helped her to land a job. According to Sarah Nichols, a high school publications adviser and vice president of the Journalism Education Association, the largest association of scholastic journalism educators and advisers, “The ongoing process of questioning, experimentation, reflection and analysis combines autonomy with a supportive ‘OK-to-fail’ environment, boosting confidence in students as they struggle with real-world challenges and find solutions.” Journalism is a process that leads to successful skills needed for college and career.
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