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COLUMBUS
NORTH
STUDENT
MEDIA
ALUMNI
(COLUMBUS,
IND.)
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lightly different
from the typical page
for delivering news,
Columbus North is one
of many programs that
has developed a page for
alumni of the program to
help them stay involved
with their high school.
This approach allows the
current staff to connect
with alumni, possibly
cultivating sources for
news and sources for
support.
Advisers: Kim Green &
Rachel McCarver
WHITNEY HS
DETAILS YEARBOOK
(ROCKLIN, CALIF.)
Students
at Whitney chose a Facebook profile
page instead of fan page for their yearbook,
Details. Good thing — Whitney Details sounds like
a person’s name. Their page does an amazing job
giving students various teases of the yearbook,
as well as asking questions students can respond
to and perhaps have their answers appear in the
yearbook. The profile also advertises upcoming
events the staff will be at and seeks volunteers
for coverage. The staff also successfully uses
Instagram @detailsyearbook.
Adviser: Sarah Nichols
‘Social media ... is
an important way
North Centra
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hate to use work from the school that emp
a strong job updating their Facebook presen
Facebook is typically breaking news with a l
page is effective. Our superintendent and di
have posted. The staff also runs a variety of
@nchslivecafe. Our account lets kids know
for student media