175 education reporter jobs found

HIGH SCHOOL BAND DIRECTOR Bethlehem Center School District is accepting applications for High School Band Director Applications are on the district website,www.bcasd.net , under Employment. Send complete application packet and clearances to: Dr. Fred Morecraft, Superintendent Bethlehem-Center School District 194 Crawford Road Fredericktown, PA 15333 or email sweanys@bcasd.net Contact Shannon Sweany with questions at 724-267-4915. Applications will be accepted until January 7, 2026. Non-Discrimination Notice Bethlehem-Center School District is an equal opportunity educational institution and will not discriminate in its admission procedures, educational programs, activities, or employment practices on the basis of race, color, age, creed, religion, gender, sexual orientation, ancestry, national origin, marital status, pregnancy or handicap/disability. For information regarding complaint procedures contact, Superintendent, 194 Crawford Road, Fredericktown,...

This position will report on a wide variety of stories and newsworthy events in the community. The ideal candidate will be versatile, self-motivated and exhibit a passion for high-quality journalism. Pay $13-$16 hourly. 15 hours weekly. Essential Responsibilities: 1. Receives assignment or evaluates news leads and news tips to develop story idea. 2.Assists with print page layout using InDesign, and online posting. 3.Gathers and verifies factual information regarding story through interview, observation and research. 4. Investigates breaking news developments. 5.Discuss issues with editors in order to establish priorities and positions. 6.Review copy and correct errors in content, grammar, and punctuation. 7. Assists with special section stories and layout. Authority and Relationships: Regularly communicates with people outside the organization, representing Aitkin Independent Age to customers, the public, government and other external sources. This position requires a...

About NY Creates: NY Creates serves as a bridge for advanced electronics, leads projects that advance R&D in emerging technologies, and generates the jobs of tomorrow. NY Creates also runs some of the most advanced facilities in the world, boasts more than 3,000 industry experts and faculty, and manages public and private investments of more than $25 billion - placing it at the global epicenter of high-tech innovation and commercialization.   Job Description: Job Description for Cybersecurity Analyst JOB SUMMARY The Cybersecurity Analyst is responsible for ensuring the security and protection of the NY Creates (NYC) computer systems, networks, and data.  This involves monitoring, investigating, and mitigating potential security threats, implementing and maintaining security controls, responding to security events, and working closely with Information Technology (IT) to ensure system resources are patched and up to date.  With their extensive technical...

The Tri-City Herald is looking for an enterprising and versatile foodie beat reporter to join our award-winning newsroom to cover the restaurant industry and the food and wine scene in one of the Pacific Northwest’s most diverse and fast-growing communities. We are part of McClatchy Media Company, a digitally driven company focused on innovation, with newsrooms in 30 communities in the United States. At the Herald, our journalism is all about local. We pride ourselves on breaking stories first and producing impactful, accountability-driven journalism that serves our community.  While this beat does include stories about a new place to eat or the closing of an old favorite, we're also looking for stories about the entrepreneurial spirit and the dreams that connect people through food and wine. You’ll also dig into the critical role of our expansive agricultural, food processing and wine industries in developing food products. And you’ll cover food-related topics, such as...

The News Tribune is looking for a collaborative, audience-focused reporter to help us expand our coverage of outdoors and recreation in the Pierce County area.  This reporter will take a unique service journalism approach that focuses on listening to and serving local readers with quick, need-to-know information in an accessible format. We’re looking for a reporter who lives and breathes outdoor coverage, from hunting and fishing to hiking, paddling, skiing, birdwatching and beyond, and wants to give our subscribers expert advice. You will be the face of our coverage, so front-facing video experience is a major plus.  You will write quick recommendation stories like, “Here are the best 5 hikes in December,” while producing a video showing us your favorite part of one hike. Our readers love updated information on their local trails, new opportunities on outdoor recreation, anything related to our beautiful Mount Rainier and much more. There’s a demand from our subscribers, and...

The Wichita Eagle is looking for a high-energy, self-starting and community-minded reporter to cover Wichita’s suburbs. This reporter will be tasked with finding topics that people who live in these growing areas care about, stories that affect their quality of life. Those topics could range from development and education to safety, politics and new places to eat and do business. We are seeking a versatile and resourceful journalist who can dig in, turning in multiple quick stories each week while also pursuing more enterprising angles. Story ideas will come from getting out in these communities, not just from meeting agendas. The reporter will be open to using callouts and other engagement tools to hear directly from residents about what they’d like to see covered and will use multiple story formats, including service journalism-style explainers and fact checks. In this role, you will need to: Focus on stories that build readership. Build engaging multimedia...

The Tribune in San Luis Obispo, California, is looking for an energetic, versatile journalist to cover one of the highest-interest beats in the newsroom: how our cities and communities are changing, both at the neighborhood level and from a macro perspective. This isn’t just a business reporter. It’s a person who has their eye out constantly for all of the town-square, on-the-corner stories that directly affect our readers’ lives, because something new is happening in their hometown.  What kinds of stories will this person write? A wide and engaging range, including quick-turn business openings/closings; dining, beer and wine stories; “look inside” features that give readers first, exclusive access; overall growth and development trends; and high-utility pieces that answer reader questions about progress on ongoing, notable projects (i.e, what’s that new building?). We’re seeking someone who can balance the fast pace of breaking news and quick-turnaround stories with...

The Sacramento Bee seeks a veteran journalist to show how politics and policies in Washington, D.C., affect Californians’ lives by reporting and writing through a distinctly local lens.  Based in The Bee newsroom, this reporter will cover our state’s Congressional delegation and the recalibration of Congressional representation in the wake of Proposition 50’s passage. But this journalist also will go beyond traditional political coverage, forging relationships with federal workers and everyday people to identify problems that require federal government intervention, report on possible solutions and then hold elected officials’ accountable for fixing them. Accountability reporting sits at the center of this role. We’re looking for a journalist who can flip the script on traditional political reporting, generating stories based on issues faced by people in our core audiences — Greater Sacramento, the Central Valley and San Luis Obispo County — rather than letting Washington...

TRANSFER CLERK The Monongalia County Assessor's Office has a full-time position for a Transfer Clerk . Responsibilities include checking multiple programs for accuracy of parcels being transferred, transferring ownership of real estate by deed or estate documents, research from recorded documents, regular communication with staff necessary to the transfer process, reading and comprehending legal documents related to the transfer of property. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Experience working in a county government office Experience working with a legal environment related to Real Estate Experience working under West Virginia State Tax Code MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Education and Experience: High school diploma or GED equivalent Experience working with the public Competency with Microsoft Office Competency with Adobe Resume and Application should be sent to: Monongalia County Court House Assessor's Office c/o Patrick Tenney, Chief Deputy 243 High Street,...

This is a hybrid role but most live in Pierre, South Dakota | $18-$21/hour The Capital Journal, the leading newspaper in the state’s capital, is seeking a dynamic and passionate general assignment reporter to become part of our editorial team. In this exciting position, you will report on a wide array of stories that capture the heart and soul of Pierre and Fort Pierre. You will have the chance to cover everything from local sports, featuring our celebrated 7-time state championship football team, to the vibrant outdoor activities that our community loves, such as biking, fishing, and hunting. In addition, you will dig into local education matters and highlight unique features and enterprise stories that matter to our readers. Every day will bring new challenges and opportunities to grow your journalism skills while earning a competitive salary in a welcoming and picturesque town along the stunning Missouri River. This position is full-time and hourly, and we offer...

Chartiers-Houston School District is accepting applications for the following positions: * 3.5hr General Cafeteria Worker * 4.75hr Special Education Clerical Aide Interested applicants should send a letter of interest and resume to: Savannah Ammons Chartiers-Houston School District 2020 West Pike Street Houston, PA 15342 Applications and more information available on the district website at chbucs.k12.pa.us , under Our District, Current Job Postings or at Central Office 2020 West Pike Street, Houston, PA 15342 Deadline to apply: December 5, 2025 provided by The Observer-Reporter

Are you an adventurous spirit with a love for the mountain lifestyle? Do you have a nose for news and a gift for storytelling? The Vail Daily, located in the heart of the Colorado High Country, is seeking a versatile reporter who can juggle daily news coverage with longer-term investigative projects. This reporter will cover local government and chase stories of impact on topics ranging from housing, local business, outdoor recreation, climate change and health. We are looking for someone with one to two years of experience working in a daily journalism environment. As a reporter in our newsroom, you’ll be focused on daily coverage, enterprise stories and longer-term investigative reporting. The ideal candidate will have superior reporting skills and the ability to provide timely explanatory pieces, quick-turn analysis off breaking news and compelling profiles of key people making news in Eagle County. You’ve got to be a planner who knows how to strategize and execute, and you...

The Sacramento Bee is building a team of reporters who will serve our existing subscribers and grow their ranks by keeping watch over taxpayer money in the communities we serve, attacking the news of the day with urgency, and working collaboratively with others in our newsroom to amass and analyze data on everything from government payrolls to educational outcomes to crime. This journalist will be someone who is eager to jump on the important stories that our communities are talking about right now – with an emphasis on consistently publishing quick-turn enterprise and investigative work. Are a community’s water, sewer and garbage rates about to go up? Are culture wars flaring up at meetings of a school board? Is a specific neighborhood seeing a rise in crime? This reporter is on it – asking how, why and who is responsible, with a curiosity and drive to connect with readers. You will be expected to mine these stories from a mix of public-records requests, government agendas,...

The Sacramento Bee is building a team of reporters who will serve our existing subscribers and grow their ranks by keeping watch over taxpayer money in the communities we serve, attacking the news of the day with urgency, and working collaboratively with others in our newsroom to amass and analyze data on everything from government payrolls to educational outcomes to crime. This journalist will be someone who is eager to jump on the important stories that our communities are talking about right now – with an emphasis on consistently publishing quick-turn enterprise and investigative work. Are a community’s water, sewer and garbage rates about to go up? Are culture wars flaring up at meetings of a school board? Is a specific neighborhood seeing a rise in crime? This reporter is on it – asking how, why and who is responsible, with a curiosity and drive to connect with readers. You will be expected to mine these stories from a mix of public-records requests, government agendas,...

The Sacramento Bee is seeking an ambitious reporter who will focus on covering daily and breaking news on our busy transportation beat, as well as report and write other general assignment stories that resonate with our subscribers in the Sacramento region. This role demands a go-anywhere, do-anything journalist with a sense of urgency, an eye for trends, and the ability to produce compelling news, features and enterprise. With a growing international airport, expansive light-rail system and miles of converging interstates, news about getting around – and news that gets inside the powerful government agencies that oversee transportation policy – is essential for our readers, as is reporting on pedestrian, bike and commuter safety.  Beyond this, we’re looking for someone who can stretch their wings. When big, breaking news happens on or off the transportation beat, this reporter will play a key role in working with others in our collaborative, award-winning newsroom to swarm...

The Sacramento Bee is seeking an experienced editor who will oversee a team of regional watchdog reporters charged with attacking the news of the day with urgency and meeting subscribers’ demand for real-time news about topics shaping their daily lives. The successful candidate will be a proven newsroom leader, adept at showing reporters how to mine stories from government meeting agendas, court records, social media posts and public records requests. This editor also will put community engagement at the heart of this team’s mission, with journalists hitting the streets, listening to residents and creating coverage that reflects real concerns.  Sacramento is home to about 536,000 people. About 2 million more live within its metropolitan statistical area, including hundreds of thousands in communities such as Elk Grove, Roseville, Folsom and Davis. Four of the five watchdog reporters on the Local Accountability Team will cover at least one large municipality (about 100,000...

The Star is looking for a high-energy, self-starting Missouri Politics Insider who can help our readers make sense of how everyday life in Kansas City is shaped by decisions made in the Missouri state government.  This is not a traditional statehouse beat. This reporter will focus on the people who live, work, study and raise families in Kansas City and how they are impacted by decisions made by the Missouri state government. You’ll connect the dots between state policy and the issues Kansas Citians talk about every day — from schools and safety to jobs, housing and health. You’ll be expected to spend time outside the Capitol as much as inside it, listening to what readers are asking and revealing how state government affects their communities. You’ll find compelling stories that show the real-world effects of legislation, regulation and leadership decisions, and you’ll produce journalism that brings those issues home. This reporter will also keep a close eye on the...

About NY Creates: NY CREATES serves as a bridge for advanced electronics, leads projects that advance R&D in emerging technologies, and generates the jobs of tomorrow. NY CREATES also runs some of the most advanced facilities in the world, boasts more than 3,000 industry experts and faculty, and manages public and private investments of more than $25 billion - placing it at the global epicenter of high-tech innovation and commercialization.   Job Description: Job responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Troubleshoots Information Technology systems when an employee, users, vendors, business partners, and affiliates reports a computer problem.  Respond to these problems and questions over the phone or in person. Performs regular checks to ensure that all systems are functioning properly.  Record and log all customer interactions, problems, and resolutions in a help desk system for future reference. Reset passwords and unlock accounts for all...

NY CREATES serves as a bridge for advanced electronics, leads projects that advance R&D in emerging technologies, and generates the jobs of tomorrow. NY CREATES also runs some of the most advanced facilities in the world, boasts more than 3,000 industry experts and faculty, and manages public and private investments of more than $25 billion - placing it at the global epicenter of high-tech innovation and commercialization.   Job Description: Job Description for Metrology Technician  JOB SUMMARY NY CREATES is seeking applicants for the position of Metrology Technician to work in its 300mm semiconductor development facilities. This candidate will need to lead and contribute to semiconductor hands-on fabrication of process development projects to advance new products from concept phase through manufacturing phase. This position is for an evening shift and the candidate must be willing to work afternoons and evenings during the week. Job responsibilities...

About NY Creates: NY Creates serves as a bridge for advanced electronics, leads projects that advance R&D in emerging technologies, and generates the jobs of tomorrow. NY Creates also runs some of the most advanced facilities in the world, boasts more than 3,000 industry experts and faculty, and manages public and private investments of more than $25 billion - placing it at the global epicenter of high-tech innovation and commercialization.   Job Description: The Security Officer position at the Albany Nanotech Complex (a 24/7 operation) provides communications, desk and roving security patrol duty functions, and access control in maintenance of safety and security. The hours for this position are 11pm-7:30 am. Job responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Maintain a professional and welcoming atmosphere for visitors and the sites community. Ensure that security patrol and communication functions are performed in maintenance of site security and...