Herriman High students launch alternate school newspaper after administrators delete article on teacher's firing

Students say controversial article caused school officials to curtail their ability to publish and edit content on Herriman Telegraph, so they put up an online Herriman Telegram instead.

(Al Hartmann | Tribune file photo) Students arriving to school in November in the Jordan School District. Student journalists at the Jordan district’s Herriman High School are pushing back against what they view as censorship of an article on a teacher’s firing in the school's newspaper.

Herriman High students launch alternate school newspaper after administrators delete article on teacher's firing

Students say controversial article caused school officials to curtail their ability to publish and edit content on Herriman Telegraph, so they put up an online Herriman Telegram instead.

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