Year Book
Students working on the yearbook develop planning, organization, and teamwork skills which they will use through school, college, and their careers. Time management, prioritizing, reliability, and the responsibility of following through on tasks when others depend on you are some of the other crucial life skills that students learn when working on the school yearbook. Students participating in the development of the yearbook also learn to be accountable to others for completion of their assigned responsibilities.
All of these skills are important in order to keep the school yearbook project on track and meet all the deadlines provided by the yearbook publisher. ​
Yearbook class is similar to a business, in that you’re creating and selling a product. This provides an opportunity to learn valuable business skills such as budgeting, promotion, advertising, marketing, customer service and market research. ​
Working on the school yearbook and using yearbook design software, photo-editing programs, and project management software helps students learn various technical skills such as working with computers, photography, journalism, and graphic design. This makes students more valuable candidates for employers, and also may play a vital role in helping them decide what they want to do when they finish their schooling.
Student Recognition
Photographs taken by the Yearbook class and Staff are used throughout our district in many ways - social media, the district website, print material and may even be shared by or with other sources like news outlets.
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Cayuga ISD would like to thank our journalist and photographers that work very hard throughout the year to capture all the special moments that happen here at Cayuga.
2026-2027 Yearbook Staff :
Accomplishments
Gold Level
2019 / 2020 / 2021 / 2025
Silver Level
2022/ 2023 / 2024
Disclaimer
The yearbook is sponsored by Cayuga ISD and serves as a laboratory and educational tool in the training of student journalist. As it is a student created publication, we regret that errors may occur. However, the school staff, yearbook students, publishers, school administration, yearbook adviser, and photo studios are not liable for errors, missing information, photo, or lost materials, technical malfunctions can also occur, resulting in data loss. No refunds or exchanges will be made. Yearbooks are a commemorative product and are first and final print runs. No reprints are available.
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The Cayuga yearbook staff strives, to create an authentic book for the student body and faculty that preserves the memory of the school year. The yearbook will serve its audience with accurate and factual reporting in an effort to cover aspects of the CISD community. The staff's goal is to include as many students as possible.
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Although the students work under the leadership of a faculty adviser, the content of the yearbook is determined by the student staff and should reflect all areas of interest. Cayuga ISD yearbooks will not publish material determined by the editorial board to be "unprotected speech", meaning any material that is libelous, obscene, disruptive of the school process or an unwarranted invasion of privacy. All content must be newsworthy, reflect a scholastic journalism background, and be an awareness of audience concerns.