Nov. 12, 2022
National Scholastic Press Association salutes the winners of its 2022 Cartoon of the Year competition.
NSPA’s Individual Awards are the top prizes in scholastic journalism, and the awards are a showcase of journalistic excellence.
Winners were announced during the Fall National High School Journalism Convention, Nov. 10-13, in St. Louis.
Broadcast Story of the Year
Cartoon of the Year
Design of the Year
Digital Story of the Year
Photo of the Year
Story of the Year
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Awards
Local Climate Change Reporting
Portfolio of the Year
Best Use of Social Media
Junior High/Middle School
Pacemakers in Innovation, Literary Arts Magazine, Online and Yearbook will be presented in spring 2023.
First Place
Srihari Yechangunja
The Sidekick
Coppell High School
Coppell, Texas
Doing Time
Second Place
Anisha Kumar
The Nueva Current, The Nueva School, San Mateo, California
Wordle Hurdle
Third Place
Julius Boxer-Cooper
The Augur Bit
Georgetown Day School
Washington, District of Columbia
Chadwick the Cheerio Applies to College
Fifth Place
Matt Kanyinku
Echo
St. Louis Park High School
St Louis Park, Minnesota
Park trail, cycle 5
Fourth Place
Michael Wu
The Crane
Cranbrook Kingswood Middle School for Boys
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Comic by Michael Wu
Honorable mentions
Anisha Kumar
The Nueva Current, The Nueva School, San Mateo, California
College Craze
Emma Tyulyayev
Messenger, Marquette High School, Chesterfield, Missouri
Marvel Madness
Grace Winkler
Staley News, Staley High School, Kansas City, Missouri
Movies Underutilize Soundtracks
Calvin Jacobson
Scot Scoop, Carlmont High School, Belmont, California
Tussle for Twitter
First Place
Serina Yan
The Review
St. John’s School
Houston, Texas
Your body, my choice
Second Place
Anna Rachwalski
The Southerner
Midtown High School
Atlanta, Georgia
Texas abortion law forgets who’s most vulnerable
Third Place
Caoimhe Farris
The Lancer Feed
Lafayette High School
Wildwood, Missouri
School Board Language
Fourth Place
Antonio Starks
Odyssey Media Group
Clarke Central High School
Athens, Georgia
Untitled
Fifth Place
Audrey Nguyen
Bear Witness
Branham High School
San Jose, California
Unplugging is hard to do
Honorable mentions
Julia Landy
The Eagle Eye, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Parkland, Florida
Enough is Enough
Alyssa Sanchez
Torch, Glenbrook North High School, Northbrook, Illinois
The Pitfalls of the pink slip
Julia Landy
The Eagle Eye, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Parkland, Florida
Safety Theater
Baeyoung Yoo
Torch, Glenbrook North High School, Northbrook, Illinois
Health comes before P.E. makeups
Catherine Zhou
The Epic, Lynbrook High School, San Jose, California
BBB: Biden Be Better