Add your name, newspaper and contact information to the NC Press Foundation’s contact list. Email katie@ncpress.com with your information. Find out general and specific ways that NC newspapers work to support education. Network with other Newspaper in Education managers in your state. Attend any North Carolina Newspaper in Education meetings. Network with other newspaper industry professionals who support education initiatives. Become familiar with the North Carolina Standard Course of Study. Develop print and/or online order forms for teachers to use to obtain newspapers or other services. Use any of the order forms provided here and add details about your program, such as the costs of newspapers and the person who should receive orders. Form 1. Form 2. Form 3. Sign up for the email distribution list managed by the American Press Institute. To join the listserv and participate in the forum that focuses on youth readership, send an email along with your job title, newspaper and full contact information to Kevin Loker, kevin.loker@pressinstitute.org. Use the subject line “Join Forum.”
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