About

Print editions of The Dorian Scroll are always available free of charge to the student body. It is currently free in digital form to the wider community.

The Dorian Scroll is accountable to all standards of honesty, accuracy, impartiality, decency and equality and operates under the Fair Use Clause of Section 107 of the U.S. Code and the Journalism Code of Ethics. The opinions published in the Dorian Scroll do not necessarily reflect the views of its sponsors or contributors.

All work published in the paper will be bylined by the original author/creator, who is held accountable for the originality and quality of their work.

The mission of the newspaper is to provide timely, accurate information and entertainment to the student body while teaching the tenets of journalism.

Student input via letters and guest columns is welcome. Submissions are subject to editorial review and editing before publication. The staff has the right to refuse publication. Writing should be submitted to the adviser via email.

The staff has the right to refuse any advertising that promotes goods or services illegal to most/all of the student body or that do not meet the school community standards for good taste.

The staff makes every effort to ensure accuracy in each issue. However, concerns about errors may be submitted to the adviser
in writing.