Welcome to HSBJ
The High School Broadcast Journalism Project (HSBJ), a journalism education program of RTNDF, promotes broadcast journalism by helping high schools establish and maintain outstanding broadcast journalism programs.
With HSBJ’s support, schools, teachers and students receive the information, training and resources needed to create and run successful radio, television and online multimedia programs.
What's new?Features
Registration is now open for Teaching Broadcast Journalism, an online master's level course from Kent State University taught by Janet Kerby.
HSBJ is offering grants – up to $1,000 each –for schools that are starting new radio, television or multimedia online broadcast journalism programs. Deadline: January 30, 2009
Our own Carol Lange recently won the JEA’s Carl Towley Award, JEA’s lifetime achievement. Carol has been an outstanding print journalism adviser for 30 years. She has been the JEA’s Journalism Teacher of the Year. Now she is expanding to broadcast and online high school journalism.
Join the RTNDF/HSBJ Listserv and keep in touch with your colleagues on topics related to high school broadcast journalism.
Produce a 15- or 30-second PSA about any or all of the Five Freedoms guaranteed by the First Amendment. Winners announced week of March 18 (Sunshine Week)
Deadline: February 20, 2009
Featured Video
Home is Where the Heart Is - The National Scholastic Press Association Broadcast Feature winner
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Tips and Tricks
Looking for a way to store those bulky tripods? Need some more hard drive space for your students? We've got two new Tips and Tricks to share from Teachers Jeff Deitchman and Steven Cortez.
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