Erica Salkin is associate professor of communication studies at Whitworth University.

• Chapter 1: Private Schools, Student Media, and a Lot of QuestionsChapter 2: Private K-12 Schools in the United StatesChapter 3: The Punch and Polish of High School Student MediaChapter 4: Where Private Schools and Free Expression MeetChapter 5: Surveying Today’s Private School Student Media EnvironmentChapter 6: Studying Today’s Private School Student Media EnvironmentChapter 7: Private School Student Media Advisers Tell Their StoriesChapter 8: Private Schools, Student Media, and a Journey Forward

Erica Salkin provides a much-needed window into the world of private school scholastic media. By examining it from multiple angles – historical origins, content analysis, interviews with media advisers, summary of the limited legal protections, to name just a few – she helps paint a 360-degree portrait of the reality of life producing journalism in a private secondary school. This is a work that I know I’ll refer to over and over again.

Erica Salkin is associate professor of communication studies at Whitworth University.

• Chapter 1: Private Schools, Student Media, and a Lot of QuestionsChapter 2: Private K-12 Schools in the United StatesChapter 3: The Punch and Polish of High School Student MediaChapter 4: Where Private Schools and Free Expression MeetChapter 5: Surveying Today’s Private School Student Media EnvironmentChapter 6: Studying Today’s Private School Student Media EnvironmentChapter 7: Private School Student Media Advisers Tell Their StoriesChapter 8: Private Schools, Student Media, and a Journey Forward

Erica Salkin provides a much-needed window into the world of private school scholastic media. By examining it from multiple angles – historical origins, content analysis, interviews with media advisers, summary of the limited legal protections, to name just a few – she helps paint a 360-degree portrait of the reality of life producing journalism in a private secondary school. This is a work that I know I’ll refer to over and over again.

Erica Salkin is associate professor of communication studies at Whitworth University.

• Chapter 1: Private Schools, Student Media, and a Lot of QuestionsChapter 2: Private K-12 Schools in the United StatesChapter 3: The Punch and Polish of High School Student MediaChapter 4: Where Private Schools and Free Expression MeetChapter 5: Surveying Today’s Private School Student Media EnvironmentChapter 6: Studying Today’s Private School Student Media EnvironmentChapter 7: Private School Student Media Advisers Tell Their StoriesChapter 8: Private Schools, Student Media, and a Journey Forward

Erica Salkin provides a much-needed window into the world of private school scholastic media. By examining it from multiple angles – historical origins, content analysis, interviews with media advisers, summary of the limited legal protections, to name just a few – she helps paint a 360-degree portrait of the reality of life producing journalism in a private secondary school. This is a work that I know I’ll refer to over and over again.