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Exercise 4 Using the given facts write your own news/article about your school.​

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  1. Audition to join the school newspaper team. If you aren't already on your school's newspaper staff, chances are you'll need to try out, or audition, to join the team. Most often, you'll need to submit several sample articles to prove that you have adequate writing and research skills. Check with the newspaper's staff supervisor to see what the process looks like for your school's newspaper.

  • Check to see if there are deadlines for turning in mock articles, what the editor is looking for in a new staff member, and if there are any meetings you can attend to get more information.

2.Check with the editor to get an assignment. Once you're on the newspaper team, always check in with your editor to get specific assignments.

  • If you have an idea for an article you'd like to write, pitch it to them and see if it's something you can get approval to work on.

Writing Articles for the School Newspaper

Writing Articles for the School NewspaperThe first paragraph. ...

Writing Articles for the School NewspaperThe first paragraph. ...Who, what, where, when, and, maybe, why, and how. ...

Writing Articles for the School NewspaperThe first paragraph. ...Who, what, where, when, and, maybe, why, and how. ...Make the story interesting. ...

Writing Articles for the School NewspaperThe first paragraph. ...Who, what, where, when, and, maybe, why, and how. ...Make the story interesting. ...Use clean, crisp English. News writing should be short and to the point. News stories deliver the facts quickly. ...

Writing Articles for the School NewspaperThe first paragraph. ...Who, what, where, when, and, maybe, why, and how. ...Make the story interesting. ...Use clean, crisp English. News writing should be short and to the point. News stories deliver the facts quickly. ...Add pictures. ...

Writing Articles for the School NewspaperThe first paragraph. ...Who, what, where, when, and, maybe, why, and how. ...Make the story interesting. ...Use clean, crisp English. News writing should be short and to the point. News stories deliver the facts quickly. ...Add pictures. ...Be accurate. ...

Writing Articles for the School NewspaperThe first paragraph. ...Who, what, where, when, and, maybe, why, and how. ...Make the story interesting. ...Use clean, crisp English. News writing should be short and to the point. News stories deliver the facts quickly. ...Add pictures. ...Be accurate. ...Be fair. ...

Writing Articles for the School NewspaperThe first paragraph. ...Who, what, where, when, and, maybe, why, and how. ...Make the story interesting. ...Use clean, crisp English. News writing should be short and to the point. News stories deliver the facts quickly. ...Add pictures. ...Be accurate. ...Be fair. ...Spell Check.