Seventy-six percent of Special Program in Journalism (SPJ) students want to have a building for onl SPJ students, according to a survey by Grade 10-Olivine in Tarlac National High School (TNHS) on December 7.

 

   "We want to have our own building for us to feel like we are real journalists and we are all together just like the other special programs in TNHS,” Kaye Nool (Grade 9- Calcium) said.

 

  Nool added that the provision of a building for SPJ would allow SPJians to study efficiently given the reduction of noise from students from other curriculums.

 

   According to the survey, 65 percent of SPJ students also want a computer laboratory and wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi) while forty percent addressed the necessity of Journalism books.