By January, a new local newsroom will tackle Louisville’s arts scene, and the team of writers and editors are all from Kentuckiana high schools.

Local nonprofit Arts Angle Vantage will launch its student-led newsroom next year. Applications are open online, and director Elizabeth Kramer said this is a unique, free opportunity for high school students to learn what it takes to write, review, edit and report.

Kramer founded the organization in 2018, after years of working as a journalist in Kentucky, New York and Ohio. In the early 2000s, she was Louisville Public Media’s first arts and culture reporter before moving to the Courier Journal in 2010.

While writing was a part of her daily life, Kramer realized younger generations are not afforded the same opportunities unless it's homework,

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