Highland High and Salt Lake Tribune Project
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Highland High and Salt Lake Tribune Project
The Highland Rambler, Highland High's student newspaper, and the Salt Lake Tribune partnered for a Class of 2025 project. Highland journalism students wrote articles — vignettes and opinion pieces — that reflect what 2025 graduates are experiencing as they prepare to leave high school. You can find these articles online: Commentary - The Salt Lake Tribune
Also, the Highland Rambler was recognized as the best media program in the state for the fifth year in a row, and 11 out of the last 13, by the Utah Futures of Journalism organization.