YEARBOOK AND THE HOLIDAYSThe holidays affect the yearbook world in three ways! Keep this on your wall until you leave for your Winter Break to remind you to get involved with all of them—holiday coverage, holiday yearbook sales and holiday fun!

This super spread that celebrates all the amazing activities that happen in the holiday months is from the 2014 Fredricton High School yearbook in Fredricton, New Brunswick, Canada.

There is so much going on and so many great faces. This is truly an outstanding way to cover the holidays in a chronological book.

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December is a great time to sell some additional copies of your yearbook for parents or siblings to give as Christmas presents to the student in their household. And it’s easy to do.

Find out who hasn’t purchased a yearbook yet, send their parents a note, e-mail or call them and then provide them with one of these very cool gift certificates you can find in the Sell It section of the Digital Classroom on Yearbook Avenue.

Make sure to plan time to celebrate as a yearbook staff. Even if it isn’t a lot, do something. Some staffs we know do secret gift exchanges. Others organize after-school Christmas parties. Can’t have a party, start today and do one FUN thing for five minutes before school gets out for the holidays.

Or, take the celebration to your school. If Santa doesn’t visit, schedule someone to stop by in a red suit. Put up a tree in your yearbook room.

And don’t forget to celebrate all the holidays—Kwanzaa, Hanukkah and New Years.

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