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When it comes to picking the yearbook company that works best for you there are a few things to think about. One of those being accessibility; using Shutterfly to create a yearbook is very simple in the sense that you can go on their website, get an instant quote, make your yearbook, and then continue […]
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I have 5 kids, born in 8 years, and I started my role as yearbook advisor when the youngest were almost 1 and the oldest was 9. My oldest was in 4th grade the first time I did the yearbook for her school, so I only made 2 of her yearbooks. The other 4 kids,
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Do you ever feel overwhelmed about completing your yearbook and making sure it is perfect? This checklist can help you and your students make sure everything that you wanted to include in your book is in there. Not every section will apply to every school, every yearbook is unique and the experience of making it
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High School Yearbook Cost is in the name — HIGH! When I think back to my high school memories, the yearbook signing and distribution was always one of my favorites. Getting to flip through all of the pages to see which photos of you made the cut, and being able to relive the memories and
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Common Yearbook Mistakes Among the craze of all the preparation for classes and grading, sometimes the stress piled on from creating a yearbook can be the straw that broke the camel’s back. And it’s quite the straw! Pressure from parents and the school board, potential bombshells and excessive deadlines… it’s a lot to take in!
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Hi, yearbook fans! My name is Layla Coyle, and I’m a yearbook specialist. I’ve worked on yearbooks in every capacity, from staffer to editor to sales rep. Here are 10 of my best tips for creating your most inspired, stress-free yearbook ever!1. There can only be one Editor-In-Chief…or two.If you’re sharing dominion of the yearbook with
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