About The Freedom Forum
The Freedom Forum is an award-winning high school publication at Freedom High School in the Bethlehem Area School District in Pennsylvania. The organization publishes approximately 8 issues per school year and reports on local, as well as world, events.
Our current adviser is Mrs. Karla Erdman, journalism and English teacher. Mrs. Erdman has worked very hard for 7 years to help and mentor students into creating high quality work for the school and community to see. Her dedication to improvement and innovation help the organization to grow each year.
The Forum and its staff take great pride in the work that is published. We strongly believe in the importance of seeing how the events that take place in the world affect the students at Freedom High School. In addition, we feature students with extraordinary talents because we believe that every student who walks through the doors of any high school has a story and should have the opportunity to be featured in his or her school's newspaper.
Editorial Statement:
The Freedom Forum is a publication of Freedom High School in the Bethlehem Area School District. The publication has been approved by the publisher and administration of Freedom High School, but members of The Freedom Forum and the editorial board will resist any unnecessary censorship with the direction of the adviser. Editorials with a byline do not represent the views of Freedom High School or the editorial board, but instead the views of the writer. Any published work without a byline or credit represents the views of the editorial board and staff of The Freedom Forum, but not the views of the Freedom High School administration or the Bethlehem Area School District. The Freedom Forum staff, adviser, and publisher have the right to remove any work or advertisement that they believe is not suitable for minors or the local community.
Corrections Policy:
If you believe that you have found an error in our publication, you can email us, and we will address the situation. If the error is of drastic significance that it changes the meaning of what was printed, such as misquotes, incorrect information, etc. we will correct in the following print issue of The Freedom Forum.
Our current adviser is Mrs. Karla Erdman, journalism and English teacher. Mrs. Erdman has worked very hard for 7 years to help and mentor students into creating high quality work for the school and community to see. Her dedication to improvement and innovation help the organization to grow each year.
The Forum and its staff take great pride in the work that is published. We strongly believe in the importance of seeing how the events that take place in the world affect the students at Freedom High School. In addition, we feature students with extraordinary talents because we believe that every student who walks through the doors of any high school has a story and should have the opportunity to be featured in his or her school's newspaper.
Editorial Statement:
The Freedom Forum is a publication of Freedom High School in the Bethlehem Area School District. The publication has been approved by the publisher and administration of Freedom High School, but members of The Freedom Forum and the editorial board will resist any unnecessary censorship with the direction of the adviser. Editorials with a byline do not represent the views of Freedom High School or the editorial board, but instead the views of the writer. Any published work without a byline or credit represents the views of the editorial board and staff of The Freedom Forum, but not the views of the Freedom High School administration or the Bethlehem Area School District. The Freedom Forum staff, adviser, and publisher have the right to remove any work or advertisement that they believe is not suitable for minors or the local community.
Corrections Policy:
If you believe that you have found an error in our publication, you can email us, and we will address the situation. If the error is of drastic significance that it changes the meaning of what was printed, such as misquotes, incorrect information, etc. we will correct in the following print issue of The Freedom Forum.
