By Jeff Browne, KSPA Executive Director
• May 5, 2012
A hotly contested tie in Class 2A led to seven schools earning sweepstakes titles in six classes at Saturday's Kansas Scholastic Press Association State Contest in Lawrence.
Chase County and Canton-Galva...
Election results for the KSPA Executive Board have been finalized, and the Board is happy to welcome these six new members to two-year terms that end in May 2014.
Area 1: Kathy Habiger, Mill Valley...
The spring All-Kansas critiques are in, and 26 news publications, websites and video news programs from 23 schools earned All-Kansas honors for 2012.
The list is led by Chapman (Class 4A), Mill Valley...
Kansas City Washington adviser Brandi Stout has been named the winner of the 2012 Sunflower Award, given annually by KSPA to a relatively new adviser (first four years) who has already made a significant...
Susan Gray, the publications adviser at Wichita Southeast High School, has earned KSPA's 2012 Ad Astra Award, which honors teachers who continually improve their journalism programs and make significant...
Canton-Galva Principal Jack Koehn has been named the 2012 KSPA Administrator of the Year because of his full understanding of the Kansas Student Publications Act and his proper application of the statute...
The 2012 KSPA election will take place the week of April 16 concluding on Sunday, April 22, at midnight.
On April 16, KSPA will send an email to members that includes a link on where to access the proper...
Kansas Associated Collegiate Press
• April 11, 2012
Jennifer Hanson, business teacher and publications adviser at Satanta High School in Satanta, Kan., was named the 2012 recipient of the Jackie Engel Award, which honors the best of high school journalism...
Publications from Shawnee Mission East, Shawnee Mission North, Shawnee Mission Northwest, Kapaun Mt. Carmel and Maize South Middle School earned Gold and Silver Crown recognition last week at the Columbia...
The 2011 digital yearbook from Kapaun Mt. Carmel has been named a Pacemaker finalist in the National Scholastic Press Association's annual competition. "The Crusader" is just one of six digital yearbooks...
