May 1, 2013 | Posted At: 03:23 PM | Author: Scholastic Editor | Category:
kid reporter application
We are now accepting applications for the 2012-2013 Scholastic News Kids Press Corps! To be considered, your application must be postmarked by September 27, 2013. NO LATE APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
In order to be considered, you must be between the ages
of 10-14 (must be 10 years old by November 1, 2013)
and complete
all of the following:
* a typed news article (maximum 400 words) about your
community. The article must include at least two quotes from at least two interviews.
* a typed essay (maximum 250 words) that answers the
questions: Why do you want to be a Kid Reporter? What do you hope to learn as a
Kid Reporter?
* two ideas for stories about your community that you would
like to work on as a Kid Reporter.
* a basic background information form that lets Kids Press
Corps editors know more about you and help us select a diverse group of kids
from all over the country.
* a Student Release Form (form provided by Scholastic must
be completed and signed by your parent/legal guardian).
* a recent photograph of yourself that, if you are selected
as a Kid Reporter, will appear on the site when we announce the new Kid
Reporters (this can be a color printout or an actual photograph, but we cannot
return any submitted photographs).
To get started, download the 2013-14 Scholastic News Kids Press Corps Application! (File is in PDF format.)
Send your complete entry to:
Scholastic
News Kids Press Corps/Apply
557 Broadway
New York, NY
10012-3999
All
applications MUST be postmarked by September 27, 2013. NO LATE
APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED!
Kid Reporters are chosen by Scholastic News Kids Press Corps editors, and the 2013-2014 Kid Reporter team will be announced in early November. Check out the 2012-2013 team!
Learn more about the Scholastic News Kids Press Corps by checking out some frequently asked questions about the program.
About the Scholastic News Kids Press Corps
Members
of the Scholastic News Kids Press Corps cover news stories for
scholastic.com/kidspress and select Scholastic classroom magazines.
Between 15-20 new press corps members are chosen each school year. The
program is open to all students ages 10-14 with a burning desire to be a
journalist. The selection of Kid Reporters is based on writing ability,
interviewing skills, and attention to detail.
August 9, 2012 | Posted At: 11:05 AM | Author: Scholastic Editor | Category:
kid reporter application ,
Reporting and Writing
We are now accepting applications for the 2012-2013 Scholastic News Kids Press Corps! To be considered, your application must be postmarked by October 12, 2012. NO LATE APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
To apply, applicants must complete and mail ALL of the following:
* a typed news article (maximum 400 words) about your community. The article must include at least two quotes from at least one interview.
* a typed essay (maximum 250 words) that answers the questions: Why do you want to be a Kid Reporter? What do you hope to learn as a Kid Reporter?
* two ideas for stories about people making a difference in your community that you would like to work on as a Kid Reporter.
* a basic background information form that lets Scholastic News Kids Press Corps editors know more about you and help us select a diverse group of kids from all over the country.
* a Student Release Form (form provided by Scholastic must be completed and signed by your parent/legal guardian).
* a recent photograph of yourself that, if you are selected as a Kid Reporter, will appear on the site when we announce the new Kid Reporters (this can be a color printout or an actual photograph, but we cannot return any submitted photographs).
To get started, download the 2011-2012 Scholastic News Kids Press Corps Application! (File is in PDF format.)
Send your complete entry to:
Scholastic News Kids Press Corps/Apply
Scholastic Inc.
557 Broadway
New York, NY 10012-3999
Kid Reporters are chosen by Scholastic News Kids Press Corps editors, and the 2012-2013 Kid Reporter team will be announced in early November.
Check out the 2011-2012 team!
Learn more about the Scholastic News Kids Press Corps by checking out some frequently asked questions about the program.
About the Scholastic News Kids Press Corps
Members of the Scholastic News Kids Press Corps cover news stories for www.scholastic.com/kidspress and select Scholastic classroom magazines. Between 15-20 new press corps members are chosen each school year. The program is open to all students ages 10-14 with a burning desire to be a journalist. The selection of Kid Reporters is based on writing ability, interviewing skills, and attention to detail.
September 19, 2011 | Posted At: 01:55 PM | Author: Scholastic Editor | Category:
Editor Dante A. Ciampaglia ,
kid reporter application
Become a Scholastic Kid Reporter!
We are now accepting applications for the 2011-2012 Scholastic News Kids Press Corps!
To apply, applicants must complete and mail ALL of the following:
* a typed news article (maximum 400 words) about your community. The article must include at least two quotes from at least one interview.
* a typed essay (maximum 250 words) that answers the questions: Why do you want to be a Kid Reporter? What do you hope to learn as a Kid Reporter?
* two ideas for stories about people making a difference in your community that you would like to work on as a Kid Reporter.
* a basic background information form that lets Scholastic News Kids Press Corps editors know more about you and help us select a diverse group of kids from all over the country.
* a Student Release Form (form provided by Scholastic must be completed and signed by your parent/legal guardian).
* a recent photograph of yourself that, if you are selected as a Kid Reporter, will appear on the site when we announce the new Kid Reporters (this can be a color printout or an actual photograph, but we cannot return any submitted photographs).
Download the application on the Scholastic News Kids Press Corps website! All applications must be postmarked by October 11, 2011. NO LATE APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
