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Three Important Documents Participating in a yearbook class can be a life-changing experience for students. It is an excellent opportunity for them to learn and hone essential skills such as effective communication, meeting deadlines, and creating a published document. Along with gaining experience in organizing a functional team, students also acquire valuable insight into the […]

Yearbooks are not just a collection of photographs and superlatives. They serve as a time capsule that captures a specific year in your school’s history. However, have you ever thought about the everyday details that go unnoticed? Imagine flipping through your yearbook after 15 years and noticing not just the trends, but also the cost

Including an index in a yearbook is a common practice in many schools. It can have its advantages and disadvantages, and the decision to include one should be made after careful consideration of various factors. Advantages The advantages of including an index in a yearbook are many. It can make it much easier for readers

When Should You Distribute Your Yearbook: Spring or Fall? As the end of the school year approaches, schools will have one of two distributions for the yearbook. The two most common options are the Spring distribution or Fall distribution. Each has its pros and cons, and the decision will depend on your school’s preferences, budget,

As a member of the yearbook staff, it is your responsibility to document the school year. The fun part is getting to choose the content and coverage! It is encouraged to include the latest trends that have been taking your community by storm. These trends are not only fun to look back on in the

Encouraging Early Ladder Completion for Yearbook Advisers A yearbook ladder is like a blueprint for the entire yearbook. It’s a detailed outline that maps out the content, layout, and deadlines for each book section. Think of it as a roadmap that guides the yearbook staff from start to finish. A well-planned ladder helps ensure that

Welcome to the JEA Journalism Education Association Spotlight. In this post, we’ll be highlighting the amazing work that JEA does to support high school journalism teachers, advisers and students across the country. First, let’s start with a brief history of the organization. JEA was founded in 1924 as the National Scholastic Press Association, and it

Yearbook classes are becoming increasingly popular as students look for creative outlets to express themselves and capture memories of their school years. Yearbook class offers a unique opportunity for students to learn a range of skills, from photography and design to teamwork and time management.  If you’re teaching a yearbook class, it’s important to focus

Are you a yearbook advisor looking for ways to enhance your students’ learning experience? Consider taking them on a field trip to a printing company to witness the book printing process firsthand. Picture this – you take your students on an exhilarating adventure to a state-of-the-art printing company! This once-in-a-lifetime experience will provide them with

As spring is in full swing, many high schools across the country are preparing to induct new members into the prestigious Quill and Scroll International Honor Society for High School Journalists. I was personally inducted in 1990 as a member of my Yearbook staff, and even though it was something quick, it was memorable. I