Seven Students Make NSPA's 2019 Honor Roll of Student Journalists
Over Spring Break, seven Archer students were named to the National Scholastic Press Association's 2019 Honor Roll of Student Journalists.
The list recognizes students who have worked on an NSPA member publication for two or more years while maintaining a grade point average of at least 3.5 on a four-point scale. Siena M. '20 and Julia W. '20 from Hestia's Flame and Anna B.' 20, Elizabeth H. '19, Lola L. '21, Celeste R. '20, and Allie W. '20 from the Archer Oracle earned the prestigious honor this year.
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