Press Release:
Highwired Net


Highwired.Net
(http://www.highwired.net), the world,s largest network of online high
school newspapers, has signed on its 1,000th school. "This has been an incredible
year for education technology and student empowerment," said Mark Johnson,
vice president of marketing and a co-founder of Highwired.Net. "When we
launched almost a year ago, there were barely a hundred schools that had
their school newspapers online. Less than a year later Highwired.Net has
launched more than 1,000 that says a lot about how unique and valuable the
Highwired.Net service is to the high school community. We made it easy for
a school to harness the Internet for positive, productive use and schools
have responded by joining Highwired.Net in droves.

Recently, Highwired.Net announced it was building upon its early success to
launch a collection of similar services for other areas of high school life,
including the Student Activities Site Builder and the Classroom Site
Builder. As well, the company has announced deep relationships with The New
York Times Learning Network, Lycos, the Family Education Network and The
Learning Company. Highwired.Net also co-sponsors the Student Online
Journalism Awards with the EdPress Association.

Highwired.Net is the first online service that helps high schools create and
publish their student newspapers on the Internet. This award-winning service
allows educators to provide students with an online publishing endeavor
without the need to know HTML, receive training or read manuals.
Highwired.Net is free to schools across the U.S. and abroad. Growing
primarily through word-of-mouth recommendations, Highwired.Net,s network
includes schools in all 50 states and 18 foreign countries.

The company,s Web site includes a free demo, an online
registration form for schools, answers to frequently asked questions, and
the ability to view Highwired.Net schools on the Web.

Contact: Kati Elliott
KEH Communications Highwired.Net
612-553-1844 617-577-1500, ext. 221
kati@kehcomm.com



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