UPDATE (4/30) -- In addition to the strong DHS showing at the Nebraska Press Women High School Communications Contest, we now learn that Dorchester's journalism students had an even more impressive showing at the NSAA state journalism competition. Here's who placed at the NSAA event:
* 4th in Yearbook Theme Development
According to a news release sent to the Times, the annual competition included 218 entries by students from 15 Nebraska high schools. The contest, which was open to high school students across the state, included categories in the areas of writing, visual, broadcast or video, and yearbook. Entries were judged by communications professionals, with constructive feedback provided on each entry.
In the yearbook copywriting competition, DHS' Breanna Muff captured first place, while fellow Longhorn Danni McKnight took third.
In the yearbook photo division, McKnight took third place honors, while Jacob Cerny, Alli Novak, and Tyler Sysel all received honorable mentions.
With her first place finish, Muff will advance to the National Federation of Press Women competition. National award winners will be announced during an online high school awards celebration on May 22.
Congrats to Dorchester's young journalists, who continue to shine on the statewide stage.
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