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Student Reporting Labs program alum Zhenwei Gao of Etiwanda High School in Rancho Cucamonga, CA reflects on the key lessons, takeaways and memories she's gained as a youth journalist for the three past years.
In this special reflection, Cassia Ramelb, a Gen Z student from Los Angeles, discusses why she thinks youth political involvement is critical and how it can change politics for the better.
After this year's SRL Summer Academy went virtual, student Harlow Frank was nervous about working virtually, but he embraced the new medium and produced a video piece on how a young man is dealing with mental health during the pandemic.
When schools across California transitioned to distance learning, Student Reporting Labs participants grabbed their phones to share their day-to-day experiences in this new normal.
KCET and L.A. Times’ high school journalism program, High School Insider, hosted a screening of the SoCal Connected episode “Under Pressure,” about college admissions.
Learn more about PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs here.On Jan. 22, 2020 students from Canyon High School in Santa Clarita, California came to PBS…
In order to understand youth concerns this election year, SRL participants asked other students what issues they care about.
To help understand the impact of stereotypes, SRL participants asked fellow students in what ways they have been stereotyped.
PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs students got the chance to attend a Democratic Debate at Loyola Marymount University. They shared their thoughts on participating with PBS SoCal.
PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs students got the chance to attend a Democratic debate at Loyola Marymount University. They shared their thoughts on participating with PBS SoCal.
What's it like to be behind the scenes of a presidential debate? Young SRL journalists find out.
The following are schools participating in the Student Reporting Labs.