The school should contact the newspaper and ask for permission. You'll need to tell them the planned usage (example: to be re-printed in a newsletter which has a readership of 450 - or whatever number). The newspaper may grant a one-time, limited use.
As well, the article must be shown fully, with the author's by-line, and source given (newspaper name, city, state, date of publication, section number, page number). Newspapers are often willing to help schools, but schools in particular must pay close attention to copyright, citation, and stating "Re-print permission granted on (date)" at the bottom of the article. The Re-print permission statement can contain whether the permission is a one-time use; ask the newspaper how they want the Re-print statement to read.
When you call the paper, ask for the Managing Editor.
The article for the school newspaper would likely have a more casual and friendly tone, tailored to the student body. In contrast, the article for the town newspaper would have a more professional and objective tone to appeal to a broader audience and meet journalistic standards.
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Here are three sentences including the word 'article': "Nina wrote an article for the newspaper about growing flowers." "I read your article in the magazine about trees." "Not many people read Jenny's article in the school newspaper, because they found it boring."
Here are three sentences including the word 'article': "Nina wrote an article for the newspaper about growing flowers." "I read your article in the magazine about trees." "Not many people read Jenny's article in the school newspaper, because they found it boring."
According to the newspaper article, the school system will cut 30 teachers. The officers found a single article of clothing on the bike path.
Yes, a high school student can write articles for a newspaper and inquire about compensation. However, it ultimately depends on the newspaper's policy regarding payment for contributions from freelancers or student writers. It may be helpful to reach out to the newspaper's editorial team to discuss potential opportunities for compensation.
A school or public librarian can direct you to the newspaper article where the story was printed.
A school newspaper may include an article to inform, educate, entertain, or spark discussion among students on various topics, including current events, school-related issues, student achievements, or academic tips. The goal is to engage the school community, provide diverse perspectives, and promote critical thinking and dialogue.
The subject isn't compound -- Kate is the subject.Wrote and edited is the compound predicate.
To cite a newspaper website, include the author's name (if available), the title of the article in quotation marks, the name of the newspaper in italics, the publication date, the URL, and the date you accessed the article. For example: Author Last Name, First Name. "Article Title." Newspaper Name, Publication Date, URL. Accessed Date.
Do your own school project.
The best names for a school newspaper would be The Weekly Tribune, The Daily School Happenings, The Roar. These names would be great. Use your school team's name for the name of a school newspaper.