This elective course is an introduction to basic yearbook principles for students who want to work in the various areas of journalistic publication. A student must possess photography, writing, art, and/or good organizational skills in order to be successful in this course. Each student will be required to meet the specific deadlines and seek advertisements for the yearbook. Students in this class will be expected to stay after school to fulfill the requirements of their deadline. All editors and assistant editors are required to take this course. Second Semester will focus on magazine same as Yearbook description.

Grades: 11, 12

Level: Honors

Subject: Electives

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