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Making memories at Cedar Wood!

Your student’s elementary school experience is short, so preserve it with a PTA-produced school yearbook!
We offer full-color, professional-looking yearbooks.

Yearbooks are on sale now through April 18! $20 each

Each year, the PTA offers full-color, reinforced, bound, professionally-created yearbooks. Books will be available to order in early March 2025, and will be delivered to students in mid-June (usually during Field Day).

Purchase your copy online: https://cedarwoodpta.givebacks.com

or download a paper order form and pay by cash or check.

Yearbook Help Needed

We always need people to help take pictures during class parties, field trips, recess, 5th grade camp and at other school events. Volunteering for Yearbook is fun and a great way to spend your time with your student(s) and their friends! The time commiment is usually just a couple hours per month and the only equipment needed is a newer cell phone camera with great resolution or another quality digital camera. We will give you a few points to help compose great photos.

Submitting pictures for the yearbook:

We can only accept pictures of current Cedar Wood Students.
Must include Student’s Name/Grade/Teacher(if known).
Email them to Yearbook@CedarWoodPTA.org

Last Day to submit pictures is April 14, 2025.

Love doing design and layout?

February through April volunteers can design yearbook pages (one or many) from home, using your internet browser. These jobs offer total flexibility with only some due dates to keep things on track. We are also looking for parents with cameras or iphones and a good photographer’s eye to photograph specific events. Sign up here. Your help is greatly appreciated!

If you have any questions about the CWE Yearbook, would like to help with grade pages, or have questions on an order you have placed, please contact our PTA Yearbook Committee Chair at Yearbook@CedarWoodPTA.org.

CONGRATULATIONS to this year’s cover contest winner!

Twenty 5th graders entered our cover contest this year, and the students voted for their favorite. It was a very close race, but Anthony Wu in Ms. DeLisle’s class is the winner!