How To Produce A High School Newspaper

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and help other staff members. However,
when it’s completed, the satisfaction is its own reward.

Before understanding the entire newspaper production process, there are a
few key people whose duties rely heavily on it. The editor-in-chief is the
actual “big cheese” or “head honcho.” As the editor-in-chief, it was my
job to organize and lead the class during every issue to produce a
newspaper. This stressful position required good leadership skills, people
skills, and production skills since the other staff members depended on me,
the editor-in-chief, to direct them. The advisor is usually a teacher who
doesn’t actual run the class, but advises the editor-in-chief when needed.
Section editors have the duty of laying out each page in their section.
Some section editors have assistants to help them, but most don’t because
they usually only have two to three pages.

Reporters are the glue in this process. Everything relies on their story
and the deadlines they meet. Their main duty ...

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