School yearbooks hold special meaning for students.
They keep memories safe and help us look back at good times with friends.
Picking the right slogan for your yearbook can make it stand out and stay in everyone’s minds for years to come.
This guide will show you:
- Fun and fresh ideas for yearbook slogans that fit any school
- How to change basic slogans to match your school’s style
- Ways to make your yearbook theme connect with students
Let’s find the perfect words to make your yearbook amazing!
“Our Story, Our Time”
This slogan puts students at the center of the yearbook. It tells everyone that this book belongs to them and shows their unique path through school.
The words “Our Story” make it clear that each page holds real moments from real kids. No two schools will have the same story, even with the same slogan. You can change this slogan to fit your school by adding your mascot or school colors. Try “Tigers’ Story, Tigers’ Time” or “Our Story, Our Time: The Blue and Gold Chapter.”
This works well for schools that want to focus on student voices and shared experiences. The slogan feels warm and welcoming to all students no matter what clubs or sports they joined.
“These Are The Days”
Simple but powerful, this slogan reminds students that their time in school matters. It suggests that the moments in the yearbook will be ones they’ll want to remember later in life.
The magic of this slogan comes from how it makes everyday school moments feel special. Monday morning classes, lunch table talks, and after-school practices become treasured memories when seen through this lens. You might try small changes like “These Were The Days” or “These Days, Our Ways” to give it a fresh spin.
For schools with rich traditions or milestone years (like 50th or 100th birthdays), this slogan links the current students to all those who came before them. It makes everyone feel part of something bigger.
“Together We Wrote This Year”
This slogan brings a sense of teamwork and shared effort to your yearbook. It tells readers that everyone played a part in making the school year special.
The word “wrote” gives a creative touch, making the school year feel like a story created by all students and teachers. This message works well for schools that faced challenges together or celebrated big wins as a group. You could change it to “Together We Crafted This Year” or add your school name: “Together at Lincoln High, We Wrote This Year.”
Schools that value community spirit will find this slogan fits their culture perfectly. It makes each student feel like an important character in the larger school story.
“Small Moments, Big Memories”
This slogan catches the way tiny, everyday events often become our strongest memories of school years. It shows how yearbooks capture both planned events and surprise moments.
The contrast between “small” and “big” makes people think about how little things can mean a lot. That quick high-five in the hall or joke before class starts might be what students remember most. You could twist this to “Little Snapshots, Lasting Memories” or “Tiny Moments, Timeless Memories” to keep the same feeling.
For schools that want to show the full student life beyond just sports and big events, this slogan helps highlight everyday school life that might otherwise be missed.
“The Year We Made History”
Bold and proud, this slogan works great for years when your school hit big milestones or broke records. It gives the yearbook a sense of being part of something important.
The phrase “made history” makes students feel like this year stands out from all others. This works especially well if your school won championships, started new programs, or marked an important birthday. You can make it more specific with “2025: The Year Tigers Made History” or “The Year Our School Changed Forever.”
Schools looking to build pride and school spirit will find this slogan helps students feel connected to their school’s story. The slogan suggests that this yearbook captures something truly special.
“Every Page, A Memory”
This slogan focuses on the yearbook itself as a keeper of precious moments. It promises readers that each page holds something worth looking back on.
The directness of this phrase makes it easy to understand but still meaningful. It reminds students that yearbooks are made to be looked at again and again over the years. You could change it slightly to “Every Page, A Moment Frozen” or “Every Page, Another Chapter” to vary the message.
This works perfectly for yearbook teams that put extra care into filling each page with meaningful photos and stories. It sets the right tone for a yearbook that truly tries to capture all parts of the school year.
“This Is Us”
Short, simple, but packed with meaning, this slogan makes a strong statement about school identity. It tells readers that the yearbook shows the true face of the student body.
The shortness makes it easy to put on covers, headers, or special pages throughout the yearbook. The slogan’s strength comes from its claim – that what’s inside truly shows who the students are as a group. Variations could include “This Is [School Name]” or “This Is Who We Are” to strengthen the message of identity.
Schools with strong pride or those working to build better school culture will find this slogan helps create a sense of belonging. It makes the yearbook feel like a statement about who the students are as a community.
“More Than Just A Year”
This thoughtful slogan suggests that what’s captured in the yearbook goes beyond simple dates and events. It hints at deeper connections and growth that happened during the school year.
The phrase sets up the yearbook as something special – not just a calendar of events but a record of how students changed and grew. This message works well for schools where students faced challenges or celebrated major accomplishments. You might change it to “Beyond Just A Year” or “[School Year]: More Than Just Numbers” to keep the same idea fresh.
This slogan fits schools that want to show student growth and character development alongside the usual activities and events. It helps frame the yearbook as a story of personal journeys, not just a timeline.
“Where We Belong”
This heartfelt slogan speaks to the sense of community and connection that schools create. It frames the school as a place where students find their place in the world.
The message taps into the deep need people have to feel they fit somewhere. For many students, school clubs, teams, and friend groups become like second families. Possible changes include “[School Name]: Where We Found Our Place” or “The Place Where We Belong” to keep the same warm feeling.
Schools working hard on making all students feel welcome will find this slogan matches their goals. It’s especially good for schools with many new students or those building stronger community ties.
“Looking Back, Moving Forward”
This balanced slogan captures the main purpose of yearbooks – to preserve memories while recognizing that students keep growing beyond school years. It has a hopeful, forward-looking quality.
The two-part structure makes it feel complete – honoring the past while pointing toward future possibilities. This works well for graduation years or times of big changes at your school. You might try “Remembering Now, Dreaming Ahead” or “Yesterday’s Moments, Tomorrow’s Dreams” to express the same idea differently.
For schools sending students to new grade levels or launching graduates into college and careers, this slogan perfectly captures that transition moment. It acknowledges endings while celebrating new beginnings.
“Capture The Moment”
This action-focused slogan brings energy and purpose to your yearbook. It suggests that the book catches fleeting moments before they slip away.
The command form makes it feel active and urgent – these school days won’t last forever, so we need to save them while we can. This slogan works especially well for visually rich yearbooks with lots of candid photos. You could change it to “Moments Captured, Memories Kept” or “Capturing Our Time Together” to vary the message.
Yearbook committees that put extra effort into catching unplanned moments will find this slogan matches their approach. It celebrates the skill of spotting and saving those perfect, unscripted student moments.
“A Year Like No Other”
This distinctive slogan highlights what made this particular school year stand out from all others. It promises readers something unique and special inside the yearbook pages.
The phrase signals to future readers that something different happened this year – whether challenges that were overcome or special achievements. This works well for years with major events or changes at your school. You might try “[Year]: Unlike Any Before It” or “The Year That Changed Everything” to express similar uniqueness.
Schools that faced unusual circumstances or celebrated once-in-a-lifetime events will find this slogan helps frame their year appropriately. It tells readers to expect something different as they turn the pages.
“Written Together”
This collaborative slogan emphasizes how a school year is created by everyone – not just a few star students or teachers. It gives ownership of the yearbook to the whole school community.
The word “written” gives a creative feel, as if students are authors of their own school story. This message works well for schools that value inclusion and want all students to see themselves in the yearbook. You could modify it to “Created Together” or “[School Name]: Written By All Of Us” to keep the same community spirit.
Schools working to build unity across different student groups will find this slogan supports their goals. It reminds everyone that each person adds an important thread to the school’s full story.
“From Start To Finish”
This comprehensive slogan promises complete coverage of the school year, from day one to the last bell. It suggests the yearbook catches the full story of how the year unfolded.
The phrase creates a sense of journey and completion – readers will see how things began and how they ended up. This works especially well for milestone years like senior yearbooks or final years at an elementary school. Variations could include “First Day to Last” or “Beginning to End: Our Complete Story” to keep the same thorough feeling.
For yearbook teams that worked hard to document all parts of the school year, this slogan highlights their complete coverage. It tells readers they won’t miss any part of the year’s story.
“Find Yourself Here”
This inviting slogan encourages students to look through the yearbook and discover their own stories within its pages. It promises that everyone has a place in this record.
The phrase works on two levels – literally finding your photo, but also finding your sense of identity through school experiences. This message is perfect for diverse schools where students have many different interests and backgrounds. You could change it to “Your Story Lives Here” or “Find Your Place in These Pages” for a similar welcoming tone.
Schools focused on helping each student feel seen and valued will find this slogan matches their aims. It makes the yearbook feel personal to each student while still being about the whole community.
“The Memories We Made”
This reflective slogan focuses on the active role students played in creating their school experiences. It frames the yearbook as a collection of moments they built together.
The word “made” gives students agency – these aren’t just things that happened to them, but experiences they helped create. This slogan works well for years filled with student-led events and initiatives. You might try “Memories We Built Together” or “The Year We Made Our Mark” to express the same student ownership.
For schools that encourage student leadership and voice, this slogan highlights how students shaped their school year. It celebrates their role as creators, not just participants, in school life.
Making Your Choice
Picking the right slogan helps set the tone for your entire yearbook.
Look for words that match your school’s personality and the special qualities of this particular year.
The best slogans speak to everyone while still feeling special to your school.
Don’t rush your choice – talk with students from different groups to find words that make everyone feel included in your yearbook story.