| I only buy yearbooks for my kids' last year at a particular school, regardless of the price. The most expensive is the high school yearbook - it's a huge hardbound volume. So for two kids, 6 yearbooks when all is said and done. I can sustain those costs. |
| High School yearbooks were $20 in the 60s. Inflation much. Sounds a bargain. |
| Yeesh. Glad we live in east county where elementary and middle school yearbooks are $25. |
Get more 'east county'-ers to chime in on yearbooks and so much more. What is east county anyways like where is that magical line dividing up the large county? And can that same line be used to call school closures? |
It’s been $110 for the past several years. |
Yep. Came here to warn the OP about the price of HS yearbooks but you two beat me to the punch
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And those are as heavy as the 1970s encyclopedia Britannica |
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The price is so high. But equally annoying are the daily emails I get from Jostens, despite never opting into those emails, and clicking "unsubscribe" every time I see them.
The emails never stop. I had to block them. |
| Our HS yearbook is $115. |
| My kids's middle school ones were $75. High school is even more. |
That's so sad. My kids loves having their friends and teachers write messages and would read them repeatedly. |
| Our hardcover MS yearbook is just under $35 with the fees added in. |
| Laughing at the parents who will only buy a year book senior year because of the cost meanwhile they do eat out daily and spend a ton on comestic procedures that don't make them look any better. |
What exactly are those fees? |
Seriously. |