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KID REPORTERS IN THE NEWS

Washington Examiner, September 2, 2009
The 3-Minute Interview

Orange County Register, May 1, 2009
Laguna Niguel student a budding journalist

USA Today, January 7, 2009
Inside Super Bowl Media Day: Age is no barrier

Roll Call, September 2, 2008
Reporting Kids Pound the Convention Pavement



“The Scholastic Kids Press Corps reports about the world around us from a unique, kid’s view that other kids can relate to, and their teachers and parents can trust.”

Suzanne Freeman
Director of the Scholastic Kids Press Corps



Press Releases:

Highlights

  • Scholastic’s award-winning editors teach the Kid Reporters how to research information, conduct interviews and write articles.
  • Kid Reporters’ articles are published at www.scholastic.com/kidspress and in Scholastic News® (classroom magazines for students in grades 1–6) and Junior Scholastic® (grades 6-8), and are read by millions of children in all 50 states.
  • The Kids Press Corps program started in 2000, when student reporters conducted extensive coverage of the Presidential Election, interviewing the candidates and reporting on key campaign events, the caucuses and primaries, debates, Democratic and Republican Conventions, Election Day, and the inauguration of President Bush.
  • Kid Reporters have interviewed everyone from President Barack Obama to the Jonas Brothers. Other interviews include First Lady Michelle Obama, Vice President Joseph Biden, Jill Biden, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, former President Bill Clinton; Senator John McCain and his daughter Bridget, Lebron James, Tiger Woods, Taylor Smith, Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Will Smith, Jordin Sparks, Tom Cruise, Whoopi Goldberg and Brian Williams.
  • Scholastic Kids Press Corps’ extensive 2008 Election coverage won “Best of the Web: Special Online Coverage” from min, edging out adult competitors like InStyle and TheStreet.com.

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Elizabeth Conway interviews then-Senator Barack Obama

Scholastic Kid Reporter Elizabeth Conway interviews then-Senator Barack Obama in New Hampshire

 

Danielle Azzolina interviews Daniel Radcliffe

Scholastic Kid Reporter Danielle Azzolina interviews Daniel Radcliffe at the New York City red carpet premiere of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

 

Scholastic Kid Reporter Ethan White interviews NBA star LeBron James

Scholastic Kid Reporter Ethan White interviews a post-game Lebron James of the Cleveland Cavaliers