Sponsored by the Communication Department at Santa Clara University, the competition honors exceptional work by high school journalists covering news, features and sports.
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Monday, April 23, 2012
Deadline is May 4th
Just a reminder that the deadline for the 2012 contest is May 4th. Please have your entries postmarked by that date. The entry form can be downloaded from the tab above or the link in the right-hand column.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
2011 Winners Announced
Congratulations to the winners of the 2011 Santa Clara University Communication Department High School Journalism Competition.
News Story
First PlaceMaru Arellano
Jefferson High School
Daly City, CA
Journalism Teacher/Adviser: Susan Sutton Callahan
"Citizenship dreams dissipate with end of DREAM Act"
Arellano, writing for the Tom-Tom student newspaper, chronicled the failure of an immigration reform bill to pass the Senate. Judge Jeremy Herb, a Washington correspondent for the Minneapolis Star-Tribune, wrote: "Very nice reporting that explains and localizes a national issue."
Feature Story
Jamie Brown
Jefferson High School
Daly City, CA
Journalism Teacher/Adviser: Susan Sutton Callahan
"Ocular enthusiasts go gaga over new contacts"
Brown explored the latest Lady Gaga-inspired fashion trend for the Tom-Tom student newspaper. Judge Katie Powers, a freelance journalist, praised Brown's "strong voice" in a story that was "engaging, crisp and fun to read."
Honorable Mention
Olivia Ly
KIPP San Jose Collegiate
San Jose, CA
Journalism Teacher/Adviser: Keely Sweeny Gabbert
"Samantha Alberto on Call of Duty"
Sports Story
First PlaceClarence Ramirez
Jefferson High School
Daly City, CA
Journalism Teacher/Adviser: Susan Sutton Callahan
"Softball season strikes out"
Ramirez reveals the real reason there will be no softball played at Jefferson High this year. Judge Max Garrone, an online media consultant, wrote: "Excellent quotes reflect your strong reporting in this story."
Thanks to all the schools and student journalists who participated in this year's competition. Critiques for all entries will be mailed to journalism advisers.
Monday, May 23, 2011
2011 Contest Update
Thank you for all the entries. They have been distributed to the judges. Good luck.
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