Our school does an annual yearbook. In the past, the entire staff of the school got a free book. It was not free from the company, the price that the students paid was raised to cover the cost. This year the parents who are working on the book want to severly limit who get the free books. We have given out over 40 books each year. Who do you give books to? Where do we draw the line?

Our School does not give FREE yearbooks out. However, to bust our sales. We give one to Lower grade (K-3) and Upper grade (4-6) teachers for Top Classroom Sales only.

We have a K-2 school and a 3-5 school, but our parent group covers both. Each school has a seperate yearbook that parents order for $12 a piece. We give every fifth grader, however, a free book.

We don't give anyone a free yearbook. The cost is $10 for everyone.

Anyone in our school who pays for a portrait package gets a yearbook included. For the kids who did not get their picture taken the school...not the PTO picks up the tab on their books

We actually give the children free yearbooks the day before school lets out for the year. We have a yearbook committee that takes pictures (she is very good)and we give the teachers each a disposable camera at the bigging of the year. They turn in their pictures about a month before school lets out. We then put them in yearbook form, collage or what ever by teacher or event. We pay to have them placed in a yearbook. It is a soft cover, maybe 5x7, and doesn't cost much. But the kids are happy. To me I think thats all that matters.