Welcome to NewsStand NYC!
Welcome to the first New York City high school journalism website! We’re a website for high school journalism students, high school journalism teachers and anyone who wants to know what’s happening in the NYC schools... learn more»
NYC H.S. Journalism Report Is Released—and The NY Times Writes About It!
We’re Not Dead Yet: The Fall—and Potential Rise—of High School Newspapers in New York City’s Schools is finally available! The New York Times wrote about it and you can view it here.
The report is based on a two-year study of the almost 400 New York City high schools. It found that only 50% have newspapers. Read the report and find out why.
Famous Alum Profile Contest
What person graduated from your school and went on to be famous or infamous? Stuyvesant High School’s newspaper, The Spectator, profiled two Stuy grads who are now top people in the Obama Administration, Senior Advisor David Axelrod who ran the president’s campaign and Attorney General Eric Holder, who is the first African American attorney general... learn more»
Photo-Tour of Journalism Classes
Come with us on a photo-tour of four journalism classrooms. Our photographer, Fran Antmann, visited Edward R. Murrow High School, The Performing Arts and Technology (PATHS) High School, Frederick Douglass Academy III, all in Brooklyn; and Townsend Harris High School in Queens. Send us photos of your journalism class or club. view photos »
Sports Writing 101
Close throughout, both teams made highlight reel plays, the best of which provided a dramatic, last-second win. Exuberantly the players ran off the court. Joyfully, the fans danced their way home. Heart racing, adrenaline coursing through your veins, you just witnessed the best game of your career... learn more»
400 Attend 5th NYC H.S. Conference
Over 400 high school students and their teachers filled Baruch College’s 14th floor conference room and scattered into 12 breakout rooms for the 5th New York City High School Journalism Conference held December 15th. It was the largest assemblage of high school journalists and their teachers since the event started in 2005... learn more»
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