NOW is WHEN

your staff plans for yearbook camp

when july 28-31, 2023

where cal state long beach

what four jam-packed days of classes, activities, creative work time led
by a staff of top-notch advisers from across the country.

registration for 2023 will open April 1.

Our website is still under construction.Keep checking back for updates.

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“I just don’t think non-yearbook kids understand the amount of work that goes behind the scenes in making a school yearbook. It’s really something special when you put so much work in and you finally get to see it finished.”
EMILY HANSEN, VALHALLA HS

“Carrie’s design sessions really helped me a lot because she really emphasized what message we wanted to have and how we can reflect that in our designs. It helped us break down what our words were really meant to be for our book this year.”

SARA HAN, SUNNY HILLS HS

“A moment at camp that I wish I could go back to is honestly our last night there because I pulled an all-nighter. It was very memorable because I definitely got closer with my staff.”
ASHLEY UENISHI, GABRIELINO HS

“Knowing that everyone there is doing what you’re doing and being able to reciprocate the feelings and stress is comforting. Being able to interact with other schools and seeing how they yearbook was really fun.”

NATHAN CHEUNG, WALNUT HS

“I loved being able to form relationships with my editorial staff and grow as a team, which is exactly what we needed to move forward with the yearbook. Without the trust, honesty, and knowledge formed from camp, we would be lost.”
NATHAN BENALCAZAR, I POLY HS

“Everybody was so encouraging and the environment was so open.Even though I might have not been as experienced as everybody else there, I was still learning just as much as they were. Yearbook camp really helped me be more comfortable in my own skin to where I love talking to people now.”

NATALIA ROCHA, SOUTH HILLS HS

“I came to care a lot about yearbook and designing because I realized I’m making something for my close friends and school to look at and have. And I’m proud of what we’re putting together.”
ANGIE AGUAYO, MARSHALL FUNDAMENTAL SCHOOL

“When I think of camp I just think, “Wow.” It was so fun! All these people – instructors, TA’s, advisers, and yearbook kids – coming together and they all care about your book and yearbook so much. It’s an empowering environment. We felt very proud of ourselves at the end.”

MAYA LIPSKI, TEMPLE CITY HS

“I apply what I learned at camp everyday, like how to attack verbals when I get writer’s block. I learned that writing everything down I think of will be useful.”
RONI MINOGUE, AYALA SCHOOL

NOW is WHEN

your staff plans for yearbook camp

when july 28-31, 2023

where cal state long beach

what four jam-packed days of classes, activities, creative work time led
by a staff of top-notch advisers from across the country.

registration for 2023 will open April 1.

Our website is still under construction.Keep checking back for updates.

“I just don’t think non-yearbook kids understand the amount of work that goes behind the scenes in making a school yearbook. It’s really something special when you put so much work in and you finally get to see it finished.”
EMILY HANSEN, VALHALLA HS

“Carrie’s design sessions really helped me a lot because she really emphasized what message we wanted to have and how we can reflect that in our designs. It helped us break down what our words were really meant to be for our book this year.”

“A moment at camp that I wish I could go back to is honestly our last night there because I pulled an all-nighter. It was very memorable because I definitely got closer with my staff.”
ASHLEY UENISHI, GABRIELINO HS

“Knowing that everyone there is doing what you’re doing and being able to reciprocate the feelings and stress is comforting. Being able to interact with other schools and seeing how they yearbook was really fun.”

“I loved being able to form relationships with my editorial staff and grow as a team, which is exactly what we needed to move forward with the yearbook. Without the trust, honesty, and knowledge formed from camp, we would be lost.”
NATHAN BENALCAZAR, I POLY HS

“Everybody was so encouraging and the environment was so open.Even though I might have not been as experienced as everybody else there, I was still learning just as much as they were. Yearbook camp really helped me be more comfortable in my own skin to where I love talking to people now.”

“I came to care a lot about yearbook and designing because I realized I’m making something for my close friends and school to look at and have. And I’m proud of what we’re putting together.”
ANGIE AGUAYO, MARSHALL FUNDAMENTAL SCHOOL

“When I think of camp I just think, “Wow.” It was so fun! All these people – instructors, TA’s, advisers, and yearbook kids – coming together and they all care about your book and yearbook so much. It’s an empowering environment. We felt very proud of ourselves at the end.”

“I apply what I learned at camp everyday, like how to attack verbals when I get writer’s block. I learned that writing everything down I think of will be useful.”
RONI MINOGUE, AYALA SCHOOL

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NOW is WHEN

your staff plans for yearbook camp

when july 28-31, 2023

where cal state long beach

what four jam-packed days of classes, activities, creative work time led by a staff of top-notch advisers from across the country.

registration for 2023 will open April 1.

Our website is still under construction.Keep checking back for updates.

“I just don’t think non-yearbook kids understand the amount of work that goes behind the scenes in making a school yearbook. It’s really something special when you put so much work in and you finally get to see it finished.” EMILY HANSEN, VALHALLA HS

“Carrie’s design sessions really helped me a lot because she really emphasized what message we wanted to have and how we can reflect that in our designs. It helped us break down what our words were really meant to be for our book this year.”

“A moment at camp that I wish I could go back to is honestly our last night there because I pulled an all-nighter. It was very memorable because I definitely got closer with my staff.” ASHLEY UENISHI, GABRIELINO HS

“Knowing that everyone there is doing what you’re doing and being able to reciprocate the feelings and stress is comforting. Being able to interact with other schools and seeing how they yearbook was really fun.”

“I loved being able to form relationships with my editorial staff and grow as a team, which is exactly what we needed to move forward with the yearbook. Without the trust, honesty, and knowledge formed from camp, we would be lost.” NATHAN BENALCAZAR, I POLY HS

“Everybody was so encouraging and the environment was so open.Even though I might have not been as experienced as everybody else there, I was still learning just as much as they were. Yearbook camp really helped me be more comfortable in my own skin to where I love talking to people now.”

“I came to care a lot about yearbook and designing because I realized I’m making something for my close friends and school to look at and have. And I’m proud of what we’re putting together.” ANGIE AGUAYO, MARSHALL FUNDAMENTAL SCHOOL

“When I think of camp I just think, “Wow.” It was so fun! All these people – instructors, TA’s, advisers, and yearbook kids – coming together and they all care about your book and yearbook so much. It’s an empowering environment. We felt very proud of ourselves at the end.”

“I apply what I learned at camp everyday, like how to attack verbals when I get writer’s block. I learned that writing everything down I think of will be useful.” RONI MINOGUE, AYALA SCHOOL

GOT A QUESTION? shoot us an email...

what four jam-packed days of classes, activities, creative work time led
by a staff of top-notch advisers from across the country.

“I just don’t think non-yearbook kids understand the amount of work that goes behind the scenes in making a school yearbook. It’s really something special when you put so much work in and you finally get to see it finished.”
EMILY HANSEN, VALHALLA HS

“A moment at camp that I wish I could go back to is honestly our last night there because I pulled an all-nighter. It was very memorable because I definitely got closer with my staff.”
ASHLEY UENISHI, GABRIELINO HS

“I loved being able to form relationships with my editorial staff and grow as a team, which is exactly what we needed to move forward with the yearbook. Without the trust, honesty, and knowledge formed from camp, we would be lost.”
NATHAN BENALCAZAR, I POLY HS

“I came to care a lot about yearbook and designing because I realized I’m making something for my close friends and school to look at and have. And I’m proud of what we’re putting together.”
ANGIE AGUAYO, MARSHALL FUNDAMENTAL SCHOOL

“I apply what I learned at camp everyday, like how to attack verbals when I get writer’s block. I learned that writing everything down I think of will be useful.”
RONI MINOGUE, AYALA SCHOOL