Liberator Staff wins 14 All-Florida Awards

    An "All-Florida" award from the Florida Scholastic Press Association (FSPA) typically signifies recognition for excellence in journalism or scholastic media within the state of Florida. FSPA is an organization that supports and promotes scholastic journalism and media education in Florida schools.

    The "All-Florida" designation is awarded to specific pieces of work (articles, photographs, layouts, etc.). It indicates that the recipient or the work has achieved the highest level of quality as determined by the FSPA's judging criteria.

    Receiving an "All-Florida" award is considered a significant honor within the realm of scholastic journalism and media education in Florida, demonstrating exceptional skill, talent, and dedication to the craft. Congrats to the All-Florida winners from the yearbook staff! 




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