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Covering the education beat

March 24, 2008 · 1 Comment

If you cover the education beat, you may not write the most exciting stories in the newspaper. But you will write stories that many people will read.

Who reads stories about education? Some of your readers will be:

  • Parents who have children in school.
  • Grandparents who have grandchildren in school.
  • Young adults who just got out of school.
  • Students who still attend school.
  • Property owners who pay taxes to support the schools.
  • Business people interested in hiring graduates the schools produce.

Check out the links to a selection of education stories, including this one about censoring a teacher and this one about censoring a middle school play. Both pertain to the main issue of your recent story assignment for Chapter 17: Beat Reporting.

Stark State to get $1 million for STEM program

Educational service centers learning to deal with cuts

Cleveland schools budget off state’s endangered list

Plans to combine Buchtel, Perkins to be ready by May

25 apply for superintendent’s job

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