The deadline for submitting material on neighborsgo.com for the neighborsgo Student Edition is May 9.  The deadline for submitting an application to become one of The Dallas Morning News' Student or Teacher Voices for the 2008-2009 school year is tomorrow. Details

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Should you shower during a storm?

Do cell phones cause cancer?

Student edition contributor Esther Liu has the "News You Can Use."

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Lauren Vandiver, a senior at John Horn High School in Mesquite, has just posted her first video!

It's a behind the scenes video of the neighborsgo east zone. Watch it here.

And if you know a student, be sure to get them in on our upcoming student edition! It's a great opportunity to get work published.

Allen High School student Amanda Singer recently posted photos from the school's recent Phoenix Simulation, a program for gifted and talented students. Check out the photos, along with two stories from other students, and post your own.
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Melanie Cortez of Mesquite attended The Dallas Morning News High School Journalism Day April 9 and was posting photos on neighborsgo.com April 10. We're looking for more talented young journalists to submit for our upcoming Student Edition. See a list of the award-winning students and photos from High School Journalism Day on dallasnews.com.
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We've been mentoring John Horn High School senior Lauren Vandiver for the past few weeks. In that time, she's posted four stories and is working on a video!

Take a second and look at the great work she's done:

Mesquite senior of the month
Know Your Neighbor: Charlotte Turner
MISD cheerleading tryouts
Know Your Neighbor: Kim Kasch

All Lauren's stories have made it into the Mesquite print edition. If you're a student, submit your own stories and photos right here on neighborsgo.com. You too could get published!

Next month, we will launch our first-ever neighborsgo student edition. We want to see the best and most creative offerings students have to share on this site for print in our May 17 issue. It’s a great way to end a successful school year!

Upload work on neighborsgo.com for print in one of our 18 neighborsgo publications. Let the community know about what’s happening at your school – inside and out. The edition is open to students in grades pre-kindergarten through 12^th grade.

Teachers, parents and students (ages 13 and older) may sign up on neighborsgo.com to create a profile for an individual, class or school to submit for print. To be considered for publication, all submissions must be posted on neighborsgo.com by noon, Friday, May 9.

What is the neighborsgo Student Edition?

Need inspiration?

Hillcrest High School student Debbi Wolfson shares her work.

Wylie student Joel Copling reviews The Forbidden Kingdom.

Coppell student Charles Wallace's video.