If you’re truly stuck with a case of writer’s block, quotes can make meaningful additions to your students’ yearbooks. Take cues from inspirational, age-appropriate movies, songs, or books.

When it comes to the yearbook principal message, there’s a trick we often see with the best ones: Involvement from the yearbook adviser. We know that might sound a little odd, since your principal is the head honcho, and, let’s face it, none of us like to tell our bosses what to do.

Just for you, we’ve gathered our top 5 Headteacher and School Principal yearbook message ideas to help you along. 1. A welcoming introduction. Any book worth its salt starts with some sort of introduction, or foreword. Open with a warming welcome message to set the tone for the rest of the yearbook.

Whether it’s for a son or daughter, or a student graduating elementary, middle, or high school, we have the list of yearbook messages from parents to choose from below. We also share ideas for creating your own message.