Oxford Academy receives yearbook recognition for a second straight year
OXFORD – For a second consecutive year, Oxford Academy’s High School yearbook program has been named a Jostens 2013 National Yearbook Program of Excellence.
Jostens is a go-to company for all things yearbook and student-related content, including class rings, graduation announcements, bags, keychains, stationary, mugs, apparel, and more.
The Oxford program was recognized by Jostens for its dynamic and engaging yearbook, and honor is shared by both the students on the yearbook staff and their faculty advisors. Jostens noticed that Oxford’s 2013 yearbook was engaging for the Oxford school community.
“The 2013 Yearbook Staff’s patience and hard work are evident in the pages of our award winning ‘best yearbook ever,’” said faculty yearbook advisor Jodi Eaton. “Together, all of us displayed exceptional skills. I am very proud.”
Jostens uses three criteria when choosing schools to present the award: creating an inclusive yearbook, generating school engagement, and successfully managing the yearbook creation process. Jostens recognizes exceptional school yearbook programs bi-annually - in September for the schools that deliver yearbooks in the fall, and in May for schools that deliver yearbooks in spring.
“Jostens believes passionately in the importance of the yearbook tradition connecting every student to the school story and the school year and we are honored to recognize these yearbook programs,” stated Jostens’ Yearbook Marketing Director Mike Wolf. “We understand that a great yearbook program does not just happen. We are dedicated to helping schools strengthen their programs by providing the tools and personal guidance for success. The National Yearbook Program of Excellence recognizes schools that embrace the yearbook tradition and have built a yearbook program that serves the entire community.”
The Oxford High School yearbook program will receive a plaque to put on display in the yearbook area. They will also acquire a banner to display inside the school, allowing the entire school community to be aware of their achievement.
Jostens is a go-to company for all things yearbook and student-related content, including class rings, graduation announcements, bags, keychains, stationary, mugs, apparel, and more.
The Oxford program was recognized by Jostens for its dynamic and engaging yearbook, and honor is shared by both the students on the yearbook staff and their faculty advisors. Jostens noticed that Oxford’s 2013 yearbook was engaging for the Oxford school community.
“The 2013 Yearbook Staff’s patience and hard work are evident in the pages of our award winning ‘best yearbook ever,’” said faculty yearbook advisor Jodi Eaton. “Together, all of us displayed exceptional skills. I am very proud.”
Jostens uses three criteria when choosing schools to present the award: creating an inclusive yearbook, generating school engagement, and successfully managing the yearbook creation process. Jostens recognizes exceptional school yearbook programs bi-annually - in September for the schools that deliver yearbooks in the fall, and in May for schools that deliver yearbooks in spring.
“Jostens believes passionately in the importance of the yearbook tradition connecting every student to the school story and the school year and we are honored to recognize these yearbook programs,” stated Jostens’ Yearbook Marketing Director Mike Wolf. “We understand that a great yearbook program does not just happen. We are dedicated to helping schools strengthen their programs by providing the tools and personal guidance for success. The National Yearbook Program of Excellence recognizes schools that embrace the yearbook tradition and have built a yearbook program that serves the entire community.”
The Oxford High School yearbook program will receive a plaque to put on display in the yearbook area. They will also acquire a banner to display inside the school, allowing the entire school community to be aware of their achievement.
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