About Sora Journal
Sora Journal, an editorial platform from Sora Schools, proudly showcases innovative student projects, captivating art, creative writing, features on school news and events, resources for parents, and more content highlighting our creative, engaging, and future-focused community.
Sora Journal is a student-focused endeavor, supported by the Sora Journalists Committee, along with staff editorial and production assistance. It was created for the school community, by the school community, and embraces our diversity and unique perspectives.
For more information, please visit soraschools.com.
FAQ
Who can submit projects to Sora Journal?
Any Sora middle or high school student can submit a project to Sora Journal. Projects can be from Expeditions, Activities, Independent Study Expeditions (ISEs), or even from work outside of Sora.
How do you determine which projects get published?
Projects are considered based on feedback from Experts in Sora Home. Any projects which receive mastery levels of 2.5 or higher are automatically considered for publication. Any student work created outside of Sora Expeditions or achieving a mastery level below 2.5 is subject to Expert or Sora staff recommendation.
Who works on Sora Journal?
Sora Journal is organized and facilitated by Amanda Finlaw, Sora Communications Associate. Student members of the Sora Journalists Committee write articles, create multimedia content, and pitch ideas. Luis Munguia, Sora Brand Director, provides brand support. Jane Castro, Student Experience Manager, and Rachel Reed, Parent Relationships Manager, also support by sharing insight about events and news within our community. We also have a company-wide project, the Sora Journal Podcast.
How often do you publish Sora Journal?
Sora Journal will be published seasonally, following the completion of Cycles 2, 4, and 6, in December, March, and June.
What is the Sora Journal Podcast?
The Sora Journal podcast showcases the student and family experience at Sora Schools, highlighting a fascinating Expedition (live, expert-led, and project-based classes), a presentation of student work, a parent feature, and other fun segments from across Sora Schools. You will experience a glimpse into what it’s like to be a part of this dynamic, empowering community.