Essential to yearbook deadlines, the ladder provides an organizational system for spread planning. In simpler terms: The ladder is the place you write down what goes where. Here are four ways to
Make those summer spreads sizzle
Summer might be over, but we can relive it all year long with sizzling summer spreads. Let’s head back to the beach with 2022 books to find inspiration for new layouts.
JEA names Lange a 2022 Rising Star
Congratulations to Kelley Lange of Ralston High School for being named a 2022 Rising Star. The Journalism Education Association recently named five teachers as Rising Star recipients, recognizing
Let’s get going. A great year(book) starts here.
Goodbye summer, hello yearbook! While you might not be ready to be back, we are ready to help you with a new school year and book. Let’s walk through checklists and resources for a successful start.
Until next school year…
Congratulations! You’ve wrapped up another school year and yearbook (apologies to summer & fall deliveries, you’re so close!). We wanted to share a few thoughts.
Plan for summer coverage
Don’t let June, July and August go to waste. Before you pack up for the year, gather your returning staffers for one last assignment.
Critiques and contests are distinctively different
As you wrap up the year, remember to submit your yearbook for contests and critiques. Let’s dive into the differences between the two and how they can elevate your program.
Join us in person for the 2022 Adviser Workshop
It really is “a little MORE” this year! After going virtual the last two years, we’re excited to be in person again for the best professional development for yearbook advisers, anywhere.
Who gets a free book? How many should you provide?
Gratis. Free. No cost. When it comes to yearbook distribution, should any books be given away free of charge? We weigh in on the freebie dilemma.