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Jack Ververis, “Pandemic Forces Theatre to Find New Forms,” The Trinity Voice, Trinity Preparatory School, Winter Park, FL ĬM. Jothi Gupta, “Meeting A New Campus, One Camera at a Time,” The Evergreen, Greenhill School, Addison, TX ĬM. Nicky Edwards-Levin, “To Maintain Equity, Teachers Go Extra Mile,” U-High Midway, University of Chicago Laboratory High School, Chicago, IL ĬM. Stephanie Jumper, “Testing in the Technical Age,” Tiger Times/Tiger Times Online, Texas High School, Texarkana, TX ģ.

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Kate Boyle and Madelynn Niles, “Kashdan Says Goodbye to Mac Choir,” The Shield, McCallum High School, Austin, TX Ģ. In summary, judges cited a total of 680 winners for yearbook and digital media, and 638 winners for print news and magazines for either First, Second or Third Place or for Certificates of Merit for those deemed worthy of honorable mention in a categoryġ. Student journalists working on these print or electronic media chose from 51 news categories and 35 magazines.

Student journalists working on these print or electronic media chose from 39 yearbook categories and 52 digital media categories.Īnd entries were accepted from student print news and magazine published from Jthrough June 10, 2021. These entries come from publications produced by students at colleges, universities, and secondary schools through the United States and abroad who follow an American education plan.Įntries were accepted from student yearbooks and digital media publications published from Octothrough October 12, 2021. This year, these categories attracted 4,132 entrants in 91 categories and 4,307 news and magazine entries submitted in 86 categories. The Columbia Scholastic Press Association announces the winners from its 38th Gold Circle Awards program.