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Is the Traditional School Yearbook Dying Out?
By EmploymentCrossing | Dated: 06-10-2011
Many schools with limited resources are either not printing yearbooks or are turning to electronic yearbooks. Schools can save money and not end up with thousands of dollars in unsold books. Electronic printing quality has greatly improved. A San Francisco elementary school that has difficulty affording basic supplies is able to offer a yearbook option for the first time. Will students in the future still have traditional yearbooks?
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Death of the old school yearbook
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