New York City’s high school journalism programs are set to grow after the City Council announced plans to increase funding, aiming to strengthen media literacy and student-led reporting initiatives. The move comes as part of broader efforts to support youth journalism amid declining resources in many school districts. Advocates highlight the potential for expanded opportunities in investigative reporting and digital publishing, though details on allocation and implementation remain pending. With student interest in journalism rising, the decision could mark a turning point for hands-on learning in city classrooms.
As NYC high school journalism expands, City Council promises more funding Chalkbeat
