Yearbook 2024-2025
The Campbell Collegiate Yearbook is developed by students taking a Yearbook class (students will obtain a Photography 20 or 30 credit) This class gives students the exciting opportunity to be part of a professional publication before graduating high school. The Yearbook class takes place in both semesters. At the conclusion of the year, the yearbook will be complete and sent away for production.
The Yearbook class is responsible for layout/design, caption writing, as well as the overall editing of the publication. Every effort is made to ensure the yearbook is holistic, objective, and accurate. Although the publication is thoroughly proofread and edited; omissions, misspellings, misattributes or other mistakes might occur during this editorial process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Media Release – Why is my student’s photo not in the yearbook?
· Students are required to have a signed media release in order for their school photo to appear in the yearbook alongside their name.
· Pending Media Release - Media releases for all new students are requested by the office. CAP teachers are sent a list of pending media releases for students, generated by the office, throughout the year. All students who do not have a media release submitted to the office by the end of May, are removed from the yearbook school photos.
· No to Media Release - If a family does not agree to the school media release form, students will not appear in the yearbook school photos.
No Reprints – I didn’t order a yearbook, why can’t I get one in September?
· Yearbooks are listed on students’ online fees as optional for the entire year. Reminders to pre-purchase yearbooks are sent by CAP teachers, made over announcements and posted on social media.
· The yearbook is a professional publication. Single or small batch reprints are not possible.
Who chooses Yearbook content? (Why wasn’t this included?)
· Yearbook is a credit class. Those who take the class decide on the content that will be included.
· There is no guarantee that submitted content by anyone not in the class will fit the criteria of the final editing process.
*A note about senior quotes. There have been many legal issues with divisions in recent years regarding inappropriate quotes. Three years ago, students were asked what they thought worked well and what they didn't like and would like to get rid of. Senior quotes were a unanimous decision amongst the students to be removed.
