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The Times-Journal
Newspapers in Education
Team up with The Times-Journal to support local classroom teachers and students! Classroom copies of The Times-Journal are available free for local classrooms. We have corporate sponsors and donations of vacation time subscription copies from our subscribers that underwrite the cost of producing and delivering the paper to students.
How can your business join Newspapers In Education?
You can become an The Times-Journal NIE Sponsor by purchasing daily newspapers for use in our community classrooms. To be a sponsor, contact our NIE cooordinator.
Newspapers In Education objectives:
• To educate students and cultivate future readers.
• To narrow the gap between school and the real world.
• To motivate students through challenging newspaper activities.
Newspapers In Education provides:
• Newspapers at little or no cost.
• Classroom curriculum materials and student programs.
Student benefits:
• Classroom Newspapers.
• Promote student literacy.
• Provide real-life examples of how school subjects apply in today's world.
• Integrate world and local news, politics and technology into the classroom.
• Spark enthusiasm for meaningful classroom interaction.
• Cultivate continued student interest in current events, broadening the ability to learn.
• Serve as a living textbook, allowing student to witness history as it happens.
• Endure as a motivating and stimulating teaching tool.
• Create lifelong learners, more informed consumers and involved citizens.
Newspapers In Education mission
Newspapers In Education (NIE) at The Times-Journal is committed to building newspaper readership in an effort to create lifelong learners, informed consumers and involved citizens. NIE promotes literacy and support educational excellence by providing academically sound classroom materials, useful in-service events for teachers and quality services to educators throughout the state.
Why should your business invest in our local schools through NIE?
• You will provide a valuable educational resource to thousands of local students.
• Students will benefit directly from your active role in their classroom learning experiences.
• Developing an educated work force improves our community and our economy.
• Newspaper readers become more involved with community activities and civic responsibilities.
• You will be recognized as a corporate citizen interested in quality education.
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