Contact – JLCP Between the Lions

Get in touch with our student journalists, faculty advisors, and editorial staff today.

Julia Landon College Preparatory

1819 Hogan Street, Jacksonville

+1-904-555-0198

betweenthelions@example.com

How do I submit an article?

Find answers regarding student submissions, photography guidelines, and publication schedules for Between the Lions.

Who can write for the publication?

Any student enrolled at Julia Landon College Preparatory Middle School is welcome to contribute stories.

How can I submit my photography?

You can upload your high-resolution images through our online submission portal for review by our editors.

When are new articles published?

We release new content highlighting student life and arts on a bi-weekly schedule throughout the school year.

Can faculty members contribute?

Yes, faculty advisors provide guidance and occasional pieces, though the publication is primarily student-led.

Where is the newsroom located?

We operate out of Julia Landon College Preparatory Middle School located in Jacksonville, Florida.

How do I join the journalism staff?

Reach out to your school counselor or faculty advisor at the beginning of the semester to enroll.

Get in Touch With Us

Reach out to the student editors and faculty advisors at Between the Lions. We welcome your news tips, story ideas, and community feedback.

Featured Poem

Adrift

By Claudia Santavicca

I numbly observe my hollow heart
Wash up on shore

I decided to leave it there

The waves lap it up again; hungry for more
I have already given them everything.

Driftwood follows the ebb and flow
Of the river

Dragging it to the seafloor
Maybe someday I will be anchored
Find a harbor

But until then I will cling
To what are mere figments of my imagination.
Tugging on my heartstrings

Until then
I will continue to be
a d r i f t

As the principal of Julia Landon College Preparatory and Leadership Development School I am proud to support "Between the Lions" as an opportunity for students to develop leadership skills while learning the responsibilities and processes of student journalism. Through the creation of a school newspaper, students will take on meaningful roles, work collaboratively, practice communication and real time decision making, meet deadlines, and learn the importance of responsibility, accountability, and professionalism. My hope is that students will grow not only as young journalists, but as confident student leaders who understand that leadership is demonstrated through their actions, responsibilities, and contributions to their school community.
Principal Casey