Meet the 32 new Scholastic News Kids Press Corps Kid Reporters!

Brittany Sullivan  //  Nov 5, 2014

Meet the 32 new Scholastic News Kids Press Corps Kid Reporters!

Today, we are beyond excited to announce the 2014-2015 members of the Scholastic News Kids Press Corps!

More than 200 aspiring young journalists ages 10-14 sent in applications to join the award-winning Scholastic News Kids Press Corps, the country’s oldest and largest student reporting program. Thirty-two kids from 20 states in the U.S. and international students in Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and Thailand were selected by the Scholastic News Kids Press Corps editors as Kid Reporters. This year, they will report “news for kids, by kids” with coverage of current events, breaking news, entertainment stories, and sports events from their hometowns and on the national stage.

The Scholastic News Kids Press Corps has delivered news for more than 14 years. Past Kid Reporters have interviewed an impressive roster of celebrities and notable public figures including President of the United States Barack Obama, director Steven Spielberg, author Jeff Kinney and author Dav Pilkey. We can’t wait to see who this year’s Press Corps will interview and what exciting stories they will uncover!

All Kid Reporter stories will appear online and in Scholastic classroom magazines, like Scholastic News and Junior Scholastic. You should definitely keep an eye out for these rising stars in journalism!

For more information about each Kid Reporter and the Scholastic News Kids Press Corps, visit: http://magazines.scholastic.com/kids-press

 

The 2014-2015 members of The Scholastic News Kids Press Corps are:

Arizona

Jack Olsen – Scottsdale

California

Erika Hazlett – Pleasant Hill

Jeremy Hsiao – Walnut

Ruby Roth – Los Angeles

Colorado

Amyla Posey – Parker

Florida

N’Jhari Jackson – Tampa

Bobby Sena – Orlando

Hawaii

Julian Ibarra – Honolulu

Illinois

Ysabelle Buenavista – Hoffman Estates

Justin Cose – Evanston

Iowa

Hailey Alvis – Donnellson

Louisiana

Samuel Davis – Shreveport

Maine

Gabriel Ferris – Winslow

Massachusetts

Julian Targete – Canton

Michigan

Benjamin Duckworth – Saline

Minnesota

Ryan Stoltz – Eden Prairie

North Carolina

Jordan Mundy – Asheville

New Jersey

Alexis Williams – Chatham

Joshua Yi – Milltown

New York

Adedayo Perkovich – Brooklyn

William Russell – Sound Beach

Juliana Yu – New York

Madison Medina – Bronx

Ohio

Kyra O’Connor – Dublin

Pennsylvania

Abigail Wilson-Kageni – York

Texas

Krishna Chandrasekhara – Irving

Utah

Anika Bruce – South Jordan

Virginia

Ainsley Felter – Falls Church

Talia Marshall – Charlottesville

Philippines

Georgia Limcaoco – Makati

Puerto Rico

Lara Santana – San Juan

Thailand

Chayanuch (Wendy) O-charoenrat – Nonthaburi