2015 Winners of the National Awards for Education Reporting
The 2015 education journalism awards winners are announced!
EWA is pleased to present this year’s winners for the 2015 EWA National Awards for Education Reporting.
General News Outlet (Small Staff)
Single-Topic News or Feature
Glen’s Village
Philadelphia Public School Notebook
Dorian Geiger, Paul Jablow, and Paul Socolar
Beat Reporting
Patrick Wall
Chalkbeat New York
Investigative Reporting
Choice Is Resegregating Public Schools
San Francisco Public Press
Michele Anderson, Sanne Bergh, Colleen Cummins, Emily Dugdale, Tearsa Joy Hammock, Laura Impellizzeri, Erika Rae Langdon, Eric Lawson, Paul Lorgerie, Rebecca Robinson, Jeremy Adam Smith, Michael Stoll, Jeffrey Thorsby, and Anna Vignet
General News Outlet (Medium Staff)
Single-Topic News or Feature
Children in Crisis
Las Vegas Sun
Jackie Valley
Beat Reporting
Eric Hoover
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Investigative Reporting
Group Homes Hurt Kids, Evade Accountability
ProPublica
Heather Vogell and Annie Waldman
General News Outlet (Large Staff)
Single-Topic News or Feature
Unsettled Journeys
The Baltimore Sun
Liz Bowie and Amy Davis
Beat Reporting
Josh Mitchell
The Wall Street Journal
Investigative Reporting
Failure Factories
Tampa Bay Times
Cara Fitzpatrick, Lisa Gartner, and Michael LaForgia
Broadcast
Single-Topic News or Feature
The Problem We All Live With
This American Life/The New York Times Magazine
Nikole Hannah-Jones
Beat Reporting
Jenny Brundin
Colorado Public Radio
Investigative Reporting
The Truth About America’s Graduation Rate
NPR and WBEZ
Anya Kamenetz, Elissa Nadworny, Cory Turner, and Becky Vevea
Magazines & Weeklies
Feature Writing
The Silicon Valley Suicides
The Atlantic
Hanna Rosin
Investigative Reporting
Dropouts in Chicago: How the City Both Helped Them and Ignored Them
Catalyst Chicago, WBEZ, and Better Government Association
Sarah Karp and Becky Vevea
Data Journalism
The $10 Billion Sports Tab
The Chronicle of Higher Education
Sandhya Kambhampati and Brad Wolverton
The Huffington Post
Ben Hallman and Shane Shifflett
Opinion Writing
New Orleans Schools 10 Years After Katrina
The Teacher Project and Slate
Sarah Carr
