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Tag: Northern Highlands Board of Education

New Jersey high school reporter’s investigative piece was censored for three months – until SPLC intervened

Uncategorized
December 23, 2015January 18, 2019 Student Press Law Center

"If sunlight is the best disinfectant, then you ought to be the sunlight. In other words, be a champion of your own cause by making sure that your voice is heard."

Tagged ? Prior review, case files, censorship, Impact, New Jersey, Northern Highlands Board of Education

N.J. school board reintroduces changes to student publication policy

News
April 14, 2015September 5, 2018 Mariana Viera

The Northern Highlands Board of Education reintroduced changes to its school-sponsored publications policy on Monday after faculty and alumni criticized attempts to change the policy last year.

Tagged Journalism Education Association, New Jersey, Northern Highlands Board of Education, recent-news, The Highland Fling

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