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How to Choose the Best Yearbook Company for Your School

Choosing a yearbook company is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make as an advisor. The right partner can make your yearbook project a smooth, exciting adventure. The wrong one? Endless stress, blown deadlines, and a whole lot of upset parents and students. Here at Yearbook Groupie, we talk with advisors all over the country. […]

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Diversity and Inclusion for Your Yearbook

Telling the Whole Story: Diversity and Inclusion in Your Yearbook When producing a yearbook, it is vital to ensure that it authentically represents the entire student body. This entails incorporating content that truly reflects the rich diversity of the school community and consciously avoiding any inadvertent biases. Attaining diversity and inclusion in your yearbook can

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Empowering Your Yearbook Staff

This is an advisor’s pep-talk. As a yearbook advisor, it is essential to navigate through various challenges, such as overseeing deadlines and collaborating with students. Successful leadership plays a crucial role in ensuring that the yearbook staff functions smoothly and creates an outstanding publication. Delegation is a vital component of effective leadership, encompassing the assignment

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Time’s Up

When you start your journey as a yearbook creator, you’re not thinking about the end—you’re just trying to get through each step, learning the process, and probably having a few moments of being completely overwhelmed. (I’ve mentioned before: it’s basically eight jobs rolled into one title that doesn’t even begin to define the role.) After

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When It’s Over

There are three kinds of “over” for a yearbook advisor/creator each year. Each one seems like it’s the end, but it’s not truly over until all three “overs” have happened. There’s the over that happens when the yearbook is submitted. There’s the over when the yearbook arrives, and you finally get to see it in

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