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Local high school students put a twist on creating high school yearbooks
and last updated 2021-02-19 12:54:31-05
What goes into a yearbook that is based on a school year where students are learning from home, and most events have been canceled? Yearbook editors from Atascadero High School and Central Coast New Tech High School are getting creative in how they re documenting the school year. We didn t think we d be in distance learning this long but we prepared for it, which I think helped us a lot, Sholeh Prochello, Atascadero High School s yearbook adviser said.
Aside from teaching remotely, Prochello is teaching students how to curate a yearbook based on memories and events that primarily happened from home. Not to mention, this school year marks the 100th anniversary of Atascadero High School. Margaret Strohl is one of three editors for the yearbook at Atascadero High School. She says there are new sections this year catered towards staying at home.