Writing
Future Pulitzer Club
Students gain newsroom experience, investigative skills, and professional editorial training.
Schedule
Mon · 16:30-17:30
Focus
Journalism and writing
Format
Editorial studio
Club Overview
Built for students who want visible growth, not passive participation
Future Pulitzer Club supports young writers who want to move beyond informal writing into reporting, editing, and publication-minded work. Students practice finding story angles, interviewing, researching, drafting, revising, and presenting polished writing for an audience.
Student Output
What students should be able to show from the work
Program Pathway
How club time turns interest into practice
Newsroom Meetings
Students pitch story ideas, assign roles, review deadlines, and discuss what makes a piece worth publishing.
Reporting And Interviewing
Members practice question design, source research, note-taking, and follow-up interviews.
Editing Workshops
Students revise for structure, clarity, evidence, voice, and audience impact.
Publication Preparation
Finished pieces may be prepared for school channels, portfolios, showcases, or submission opportunities.
Purpose And Outcomes
Key outcomes students build through sustained participation
Build journalistic writing habits, including reporting, drafting, revising, and fact-checking.
Help students identify strong story ideas from campus life, community issues, and personal interests.
Develop interviewing, source evaluation, and responsible media judgment.
Train students to give and receive editorial feedback with professionalism.
Support portfolio development for students interested in writing, journalism, communications, or media.
Partner Organizations
Programs and organizations connected to this club
- Faculty editorial guidance
- Campus publication opportunities
- Student Life story sources
Student Life Questions
Want to ask about clubs and student activities?
Use inquiry and visit pathways to ask how clubs fit into Concord's weekly student life and after-school schedule.