Membership is free and open to anyone in Hawaii interested in scholastic journalism.
Email [email protected] to be put on our mailing list to receive information about meetings.
Dec. 1 - Holiday gathering, time/location TBD
Jan. 19, business meeting, 10:00 a.m.,, McKinley High School F151.
Anyone interested in scholastic journalism may attend, be they student, teacher, professional.
- Provide opportunities for journalism educators to share ideas.
- Promote the benefits of scholastic journalism
- Maximize the experience for students at the spring Hawaii Publishers High School Journalism Awards Banquet and the fall Journalism Day at UH
- Open discussion to review state policies regarding scholastic press freedom in Hawaii
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