About ECCHO Eagles Yearbook Program
2026-2027 ECCHO Eagles Yearbook ECCHO Eagles Yearbook is a Christ-centered group of creative ECCHO high school students collaborating to publish the ECCHO yearbook, Eagles Yearbook takes pride in publishing a high-quality yearbook. This completed yearbook—filled with pictures and stories of treasured Questions? Contact Katie Wheeler katie@goteamwheeler.com |
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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.