Come hear from the students who changed the vibes. The Orange Glen High School Torch Yearbook staff took on a massive challenge for their 2025 book. Not only did they want to create a product that everyone loved, but they wanted to create something that everyone could read, too. Beyond pretty photos and design, the staff wanted to create content that truly reflected the school population. To capture the true culture of campus, they created a multi-lingual yearbook. Find out how they did it – and how it was received by the community.
20251114T140020251114T1445America/ChicagoSame, pero diferente: How we yearbookCome hear from the students who changed the vibes. The Orange Glen High School Torch Yearbook staff took on a massive challenge for their 2025 book. Not only did they want to create a product that everyone loved, but they wanted to create something that everyone could read, too. Beyond pretty photos and design, the staff wanted to create content that truly reflected the school population. To capture the true culture of campus, they created a multi-lingual yearbook. Find out how they did it – and how it was received by the community.Davidson Ballroom BJEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Conventionamber@jea.org
