Welcome back to a new school year and a new round of Tuesday Tips. We’re here to give helpful advice and share innovative ideas. Let’s make your 2020 yearbook the best yearbook ever.
13 ideas for back-to-school spreads
Whether you said goodbye to summer a few weeks ago or you’re just hitting the classroom, we’ve got school on our minds. But back to school means more than new backpacks, classes and clothes. It’s a
JEA honors Kansas adviser with 2019 Rising Star
Shawnee Heights High School yearbook adviser Jeni Daley, CJE, was recently named a 2019 Rising Star by the Journalism Education Association.
Relax, recharge, happy summer!
June, July and August are teachers' favorite months of the year. It's not that you don't love teaching, you just appreciate the breaks. Especially the long ones. You can finally turn off that alarm
Nine ways to wrap up the year
Are you counting the days till summer vacation? Instead of checking off days, encourage staff members to clean up and close out this year for a fresh start in the fall. Here are nine ways to make
Perfect your palette: 2020 color trends
Go bold with Totally Teal and Rustic Red. Soothe readers with Sea Garden and a Latte. Jump start 2020 planning with a sneak peek at the color trends for next year.
Plan a strong finish for summer and fall books
Not everyone is finished with the yearbook. Summer and fall delivery books are still in the midst of deadline. And with the final bell coming soon, it’s important to strategize to get everything
Summer assignment expands coverage
From time to time we feature guest columns from Balfour advisers. In this guest post from Interlake High School, adviser Megan Bennett shares her strategy for meaningful summer coverage. Bennett has
Keeping track of spread progress
Tried-and-true strategies keep staffs motivated and organized. Here are three methods advisers use to keep track of yearbook spreads and deadlines. This post originally ran in the Spring 2019
Playing to win
Looking for ways to give your staffers more kudos? Enter their stories, photos and pages in national competitions. Boost their college resumes and bring home the hardware.
As the year wind downs,
About the mistakes…
Distribution day is the best and worst day of the year. You’re so proud of the beautiful book your staff worked so hard to create. And then someone points out a mistake. And another one. And then