Why WSJ for Your High School?

If your students and faculty want to change the world, they need to think beyond textbooks. Give them the real-world insight they need to create real change.

Why WSJ for Your High School?

If your students and faculty want to change the world, they need to think beyond textbooks. Give them the real-world insight they need to create real change.

How We’re Different

The Wall Street Journal is dedicated to inspiring the next generation of leaders. Join the wave of schools that are becoming members of the WSJ High School program – which provides print copies for your library, classrooms, or common areas – and/or access to WSJ.com for your ENTIRE school. A great value for your students and faculty.

Program Benefits for Students and Faculty

Stay informed with WSJ:

Print copies available in common areas or designated classrooms
Unlimited article access on WSJ.com
Informative podcasts and videos, featuring interviews with WSJ editors and notable influencers

Stay informed with WSJ:

Print copies available in common areas or designated classrooms
Unlimited article access on WSJ.com
Informative podcasts and videos, featuring interviews with WSJ editors and notable influencers

FAQs

How does it work?

The program allows you to choose WSJ content to be provided in a manner that best suits your school’s needs:

Print copies for common areas or designated classrooms, minimum of 5 copies.
WSJ.com access for all students and faculty – with options for on-premise or off-premise access.

Can students access WSJ.com at home?

Yes. Regardless of whether your school is fully virtual, on-campus, or hybrid, we have a solution that will fit your needs. As data privacy is very important to us, we do not require the email addresses or any other personal student information.