No adviser ever says, “I wish we included less.” But every year, schools look back and think: “We should have covered that.” “I can’t believe we didn’t document that.” “I wish we had asked students about that moment.” By late February, most books are well underway, which makes this the perfect time to pause and ask: Are we capturing everything that matters? Schools often regret not including these 5 things:

When schools choose a yearbook publisher, it’s easy to think of it as just another line item in the budget, another expense to manage. But at United Yearbook, we believe your partnership with us is an ever-expanding investment of loyalty, personalized service, student growth, and creative innovation.

October is an exciting and sometimes overwhelming month for yearbook programs. By now, your team has found its rhythm, your theme is taking shape, and your school’s fall events are in full swing. But, between homecoming, spirit week, and mid-semester deadlines, it’s easy for yearbook tasks to slip through the cracks.