As of right now the journalism class at Petaluma High School is being cut for the 2010-2011 school year. As a result of this the paper, the Trojan Tribune, will no longer be published. Don't let the administration cut our school paper. Please sign this petition to support our cause! Thanks!
I read through another stack of alumni comments today and it is honestly wild to see how many people talk about those print editions being their first real taste of writing or reporting. I am still waiting on an email back from the office but I keep refreshing the page just in case something pops up because this cannot be the end of the line for the paper.
May 24, 2010
I really thought this might just be a total pipe dream when I first started tapping away at my keyboard but seeing how many people actually care about the paper has honestly left me reeling in the best way possible. It feels like we actually have a shot at changing their minds now because the sheer wave of support is just impossible for the administration to keep ignoring forever.
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Mike Oliver
16 years ago
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Ridiculous decision. The school needs a paper to keep people informed about what is actually going on. Stop cutting the important programs.
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Sarah Nash
16 years ago
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journalism was my favorite class. it taught me so much about writing and real life. dont take this away from the kids.
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Jessica Knight
16 years ago
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save the tribune!!! we need a voice here
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As of right now the journalism class at Petaluma High School is being cut for the 2010-2011 school year. As a result of this the paper, the Trojan Tribune, will no longer be published. Don't let the administration cut our school paper. Please sign this petition to support our cause! Thanks!
I read through another stack of alumni comments today and it is honestly wild to see how many people talk about those print editions being their first real taste of writing or reporting. I am still waiting on an email back from the office but I keep refreshing the page just in case something pops up because this cannot be the end of the line for the paper.
May 24, 2010
I really thought this might just be a total pipe dream when I first started tapping away at my keyboard but seeing how many people actually care about the paper has honestly left me reeling in the best way possible. It feels like we actually have a shot at changing their minds now because the sheer wave of support is just impossible for the administration to keep ignoring forever.
3 Comments
M
Mike Oliver
16 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous decision. The school needs a paper to keep people informed about what is actually going on. Stop cutting the important programs.
S
Sarah Nash
16 years ago
Featured
journalism was my favorite class. it taught me so much about writing and real life. dont take this away from the kids.
J
Jessica Knight
16 years ago
Featured
save the tribune!!! we need a voice here
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Ridiculous decision. The school needs a paper to keep people informed about what is actually going on. Stop cutting the important programs.