Six Topeka High School publications students attended the National Scholastic Press Association/Journalism Education Association Convention in San Antonio, Texas from November 15-18. Two students won awards in the write-off competition: Joseph Vosburgh, senior, Superior in Sports Writing; Olivia Butler, sophomore, Excellent in Copy and Caption Writing for yearbook student life.
Total attendees: 4,540 (includes 226 exhibitors)
JEA Write-offs:
1,734 participants and 679 winners (117 Superiors, 209 Excellents, 353 Honorable Mentions)
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Neighborhood Veteran Volunteers to Help Keep Kids Safe: September Above & Beyond Award
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