Winners have been named in the writing contests for this year’s WJEA state write-offs. While the March 2020 state conference was canceled due to the coronavirus crisis, many write-off categories were conducted remotely and judged by professionals.
We are so disappointed to announce that the 2020 WJEA Summer Workshop must be canceled in light of the coronavirus crisis, but don't miss alternative upcoming opportunities.
Elections for the WJEA Board are happening in May 2020. Here are the candidates running for office.
Winners have been named in the photography, layout, infographic and online contests for this year’s WJEA state write-offs. While the March 2020 state conference was canceled due to the coronavirus crisis, many write-off categories were able to be submitted remotely and judged by professionals.
Congratulations to the broadcast winners for this year's WJEA state write-offs. While the March 2020 state conference was canceled due to the coronavirus crisis, many write-off categories were submitted and judged, including broadcast.
The New Voices Legislation has passed . . . it is the law. Now what? See the KNOW THE New Voices Washington presentation to see how the new law impacts students, advisers,...
There is so much to know about the New Voices Law that has recently gone into effect. Please find some resources within this article AND on the Resources page of the website. As...
Washington becomes 14th state to extend free speech protection to student journalists
Angelo Comeaux, adviser of Hawk Broadcasting at Mountlake Terrace High School, has been named WJEA's Adviser of the Year.
Washington's student Journalist of the Year is Nolan DeGarlais, Editor in Chief of the Mountlake Terrace Hawkeye.
WJEA's 2020 Outstanding Journalist recipient is Arjun Thomas, editor-in-chief of the Kolus at Shorewood High School.