By Salt Lake City School District · July 22, 2026 · 1 min read
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The Highland Rambler has been recognized as the top media program in Utah for the fifth consecutive year. Additionally, Highland High students collaborated with the Salt Lake Tribune on a project regarding the Class of 2025.
Key takeaways
Highland Rambler recognized as Utah's best media program for five straight years.
The program has earned this state-wide distinction in 11 of the last 13 years.
Highland journalism students collaborated with the Salt Lake Tribune on a Class of 2025 project.
Student work included vignettes and opinion pieces regarding graduation experiences.
The Highland Rambler, which serves as the student newspaper for Highland High, has been named the best media program in the state by the Utah Futures of Journalism organization. This recognition marks the fifth consecutive year and 11 of the last 13 years that the program has received this honor.
In a recent collaboration, Highland journalism students partnered with the Salt Lake Tribune for a project focused on the Class of 2025. The initiative involved students writing various articles, including opinion pieces and vignettes, to capture the experiences of graduates as they prepare to depart high school.
