Washington, D.C. – PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs (SRL) has selected three talented aspiring female journalists for summer fellowships at their local PBS stations: Mercedes Ezeji at KLRU in Austin, Texas; Tiffany Sagucio at PBS Hawai`i’ in Honolulu, HI; and Jaylah Moore-Ross at… Read More
PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs is excited to announce the selection of educators from around the country who will be traveling to Washington, D.C. for our annual teacher workshop Read More
Justin Deutsch Justin joined SRL through his local PBS affiliate WHYY about six years ago when he was a special education teacher. At the time, WHYY had set up a Flash Media SRL Lab at LINC High School where Justin decided to learn about journalism techniques and editing… Read More
The excitement of graduating is often coupled with the anxiety of what to do next, and the difficult decisions around work, school, and money that lie ahead. We want to hear from students about what’s next after graduation. Are you taking time off school? Going straight to a four-year or… Read More
WASHINGTON, DC — Twenty six talented up-and-coming youth journalists from 14 states will travel to the nation’s capital this summer to participate in an immersive real-world journalism experience with the PBS NewsHour. The middle and high school SRL Fellows are… Read More
West Virginia Public Broadcasting has been supporting and engaging with local schools in their community for years. Most recently, the station’s news director, Jesse Wright, and his team worked with student reporters from Morgantown High School on a story about pipeline construction in the state. Read More
Neena Kumar first started working with SRL five years ago when she reached out to our founder, Leah Clapman, about becoming a Lab. Her students currently participate in our STEM program and over the years, have produced a number of compelling stories, some of which aired on the NewsHour. Read More
Students from Austin-area high schools were front and center at SXSWedu last week, interviewing keynote speaker Paula Kerger, the president of PBS, appearing on panels discussing Media Literacy and Youth Voting, and taking over Instagram with flash interviews of attendees. Read More
Outrage has swirled since federal prosecutors charged 50 people, including CEOs and high-profile celebrities, in an intricate scheme to secure college admission for their children through extensive cheating and bribery. High school students share their perspectives on the scandal and broader inequalities in education, and NewsHour correspondent John Yang talks… Read More
A recent Brookings Institution report examined pathways to high-quality jobs for young adults and found that while employment rates are high among all young adults, they are higher among those who did not experience disadvantage as an adolescent. Student Reporting Labs has teamed up with WNET’s Chasing… Read More