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About ECCHO Eagles Yearbook Program


2026-2027 ECCHO Eagles Yearbook 

Katie Wheeler & Tiffany Moon, Program Co-Directors

ECCHO Eagles Yearbook is a Christ-centered group of creative ECCHO high school students collaborating to publish the ECCHO yearbook,
while developing technical skills throughout the year-long development process.

Eagles Yearbook takes pride in publishing a high-quality yearbook. This completed yearbook—filled with pictures and stories of treasured
memories made with ECCHO—is a blessing to our entire community.

Questions? Contact Katie Wheeler katie@goteamwheeler.com


Get your photo taken for the 2026-2027 Yearbook!

Purchase a 2026-2027 Eagles Yearbook

Yearbooks are 10% off through October 31.
Don't miss your one-and-only discount!
If you are involved in even one part of ECCHO,
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  • Schedule:

    • In person classes: September 17-November 19, 2026, and January-May 20, 2027.

    • Students must commit to completing assigned work on yearbook production as necessary until the yearbook is published May 31, 2027.

    • Date/Time: Thursdays, 1:30-3:00 (90 minutes)

    • Location: TBD

  • Grades:

    • Eagles Yearbook is a program and not a class, no grade will be assigned to the students. However, students are encouraged to include this class on applications and resumes.

  • Program Size:

    • minimum: 6

    • maximum: 10

  • Program Fee: TBD by ECCHO

  • Monthly Fee:

    • $30.00/monthly/8 months (September-November, January-May) This fee is paid directly to the Program Director and is due by the 1st meeting of each month.

  • Supply Fee:

    • $40.00/September and $20.00/January. This fee is paid directly to the Program Director.

    • Each student will be provided with an Eagles Yearbook shirt and a binder of training materials, and yearbook production communication.

  • Preferred Payment Information: Cash, Check, Zelle katie@goteamwheeler.com, or Venmo @katherinewheeler723

  • Approval into the Eagles Yearbook is contingent on the ECCHO-member family being in active/approved status.

  • Eagles Yearbook Program is available to 9th-12 grade students and acceptance is by application.

  • Students must possess the following skills: Organization, time management, effective communication, independence, a collaborative attitude, ability to take direction, creativity, and a willingness to learn. Although no prerequisite skills are required, the student must possess an interest and willingness to learn and engage in all aspects of yearbook production: promotion, photography, writing, interviewing, layout design, and graphic design.

  • Access to a computer or device to bring to meeting weekly.

  • Available to work on yearbook production from September 17, 2026-May 31, 2027


Admission Process & Timeline

  • By application. Returning Yearbook students have preference for open spots and then students can apply for the remaining positions. To apply, families should email katie@goteamwheeler.com to request/submit the application. Once the class is full, a waiting list will be created.

Student’s Responsibilities

  • Participate in Eagles Yearbook both fall and spring semesters: September-end of May

  • Bring a computer and power cord to every meeting.

  • Workload Commitment:

    • Work on all aspects of production: photography, interviewing, writing, and layout design.

    • Work cooperatively under the leadership of the Program Directors and Yearbook Editor.

    • Work independently and collaboratively, committing to working on yearbook production outside of the scheduled, in-person class until the yearbook is published in late May.

    • Be available for a greater volume of work in the spring, specifically in March-May.

    • Help with photo days and promotions, as scheduled.

    • Assist with fundraising activities, as scheduled.

  • Communication:

    • Maintain communication with Program Directors and Editor on the status of assigned layouts.

    • Respond to all Eagles Yearbook communication (GroupMe, email) in a timely manner.

    • Communicate all anticipated absences or tardies to the Program Director and make arrangements for assignments.


Parent’s Responsibilities

  • Availability to serve as a parent helper on a rotating basis, as the need arises.

  • Maintain 1 parent contact on all Eagles Yearbook communication (GroupMe and email).

  • Assist with fundraising activities, as scheduled.

  • If the student does not have their own device or GroupMe account, the parent agrees to ensure the student receives and responds to all Eagles Yearbook communication in a timely manner.

  • Communicate any issues or concerns with Program Director.

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