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GPS junior high yearbook advisers earn national honors

Jeannette Lockwood, left, and Jennifer Parsons have been honored for their work in scholastic journalism.

Courtesy Gilbert Public Schools

Two Gilbert Public Schools yearbook advisers have received national recognition for their work in scholastic journalism.

Jennifer Parsons of Greenfield Junior High School earned the Special Recognition Yearbook Adviser award from the Journalism Education Association as part of the 2025 H.L. Hall National Yearbook Adviser of the Year program.

The honor highlights her role in helping students build technical skills and confidence as they prepare for advanced study in digital communications.

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