At the Ross School, a very pricey K-12 institution in the Hamptons, faculty have worked hard to create what CJR calls “the best media literacy program money can buy.” Alexandria Neason looks at how that program has been put together, how it’s been adapted to changes in media technology and current events, what elements are taught more widely around the U.S., and the feelings that developing media savvy brings forth in the kids themselves. – Columbia Journalism Review