About Us

Welcome, teachers and students! Please join us in the world of Newspaper In Education. We have a valuable and fun educational program to share with you.

Who?
Area students and teachers are reading, thinking, and writing with the daily newspaper.

What?
We have a well-rounded, educational program that supports the work of educators with newspaper subscriptions, curriculum materials, presentations, contests, etc.

When?
Throughout the entire year, NIE is a vital presence in area schools. The regular program runs from August to May. During summer school, teachers may also order newspapers for use with students.

Where?
We operate in a seven county area in Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia.

Why?
Our goals are:

  • To promote good citizenship and active participation in our democracy;
  • To assist in the development of academic skills; and,
  • To develop the next generation of newspaper readers.

How?
Teachers attend a special workshop to learn to use the newspaper as a current, relevant, educational resource. Then, they order newspapers which are used to teach students of varying ages and abilities.

A certain number of teachers who attend the workshop and order newspapers for the school year will receive business sponsors who pay for the newspaper subscriptions.

Teachers may also join NIE at any time throughout the school year by contacting the NIE office. The cost for student newspapers is $0.15 per copy

If our sponsorship funds have already been allocated, you may use school funds to pay for your newspapers. Alternatively, you may recruit your own sponsor and NIE will assist with billing, etc.

Call the NIE office today at 1-423-245-4954. We will be glad to help you enroll in Newspaper In Education!

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This Week's Write-On:

Pretend that tomorrow is the first snow day of the year. What are you going to do all day?

Due Date: November 27, 2009 Print Date: December 9, 2009

Write one things you like and one thing you dislike about the changing seasons

I’m sad summer is gone but leaves are changing to orange, yellow, red and brown then spring to the ground.

Braeden Collette, 1st grade, Lincoln Elementary, C. Trapp, Teacher