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Our school is contracted with Jostens for the creation of the yearbook. As the journalism teacher and yearbook adviser, this site is visited daily.

Google Drive is a great way to share information with students. Students can share their papers, while the teacher can edit and make comments for improvements through the Google Docs as well. In addition, the journalism class uses the Drive to store, share and organize images for the yearbook.

One of my FAVORITE websites. I teach journalism and this website is very useful in learning about fonts (typography). I highly encourage everyone to check it out and learn why Times is the common font we use today, and why we should be discouraged from using it! Please visit.

PicMonkey: Easy and versatile online photo editing and it is free! Great for students who are creating projects which need high quality, customized photos. Users can create collages, add fonts, effects, filters, frames and stickers to their project.

Photo Journalism is an important learning tool. Use this website to explore different edit options for print. Editing your photos is easy with PicMonkey. Add filters, frames, text, and effects with our free online photo editing tool.

A good place for students who are "early finishers" to release their thoughts.

The best of K-12 English Language Arts teaching resources: lesson plans for reading, writing, and speaking & listening for all grade levels; literature (including nonfiction); poetry; drama; journalism; vocabulary; and professional development.

Want to promote something online but don't know how? Smore makes it easy. It's also fun, for a change.

Use this website to have your students create a virtual blog, they will love free writing on the web and will keep them more interested than writing in a traditional journal. Free weblog publishing tool from Google, for sharing text, photos and video.