Yearbook Games · The whole school, playing along all year.
Superlative votes, photo scavenger hunts, signing pages, and class trivia. Built for yearbook advisers who want a school that shows up for the book all year, not just during distribution week.
Run your class superlatives through a clean ballot, share one link, and stop chasing paper forms. Every student who votes is already thinking about the yearbook. Results tally as they come in and export in the format your layout needs, so you skip the manual counting and the spreadsheet gymnastics.
Give students a list of moments to find and photograph: the weight room before 6 AM practice, the custodian who knows every student's name, the cafeteria on spirit day. Submissions come back sorted by prompt and ready to review. You get candid coverage you would never have thought to assign, and students get a reason to pay attention to the year they are actually living.
A digital signing page starts collecting messages before the book ever ships. Students claim their spread, personalize it, and friends start writing. When the book arrives, the signing insert comes with it, already full. A book people have already written in is a book they want to keep.
Build a quiz from your school's actual year: the events, the teachers, the moments that happened in your building. Share it at pep rallies, in advisory, or through the school feed. Students argue about the answers, and the yearbook stays on people's minds from October to June, not only in the three days around distribution.
Yearbook Games is part of the Homeroom family of school publishing tools. Sign-ups are not open yet. Get on the list and you will hear first when they open. No pitch, just a heads-up.