The 2025 yearbook is here!

Distribution starts Friday, May 9th - 8:10 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. Come anytime!

Read on for more important info. Thank you for supporting the Cedar Park High School Student Media program!

How do I get my yearbook?

Come to room 2102! No need for an ID this year, we will look you up in our system!

Can someone else pick up my yearbook for me?

No. Friends or family members cannot pick up a yearbook for a student unless a parent/guardian has emailed paige.hert@leanderisd.org. This is to ensure that everyone’s property is safely transferred to them. For any other special circumstances, email Paige Hert, and we will do our best to get your book to you!

What if I miss the pick up day on May 9?

We will continue distribution on Monday, May 12 and Tuesday, May 13, all day. After that, you will need to come to Room 2102 during DEN or lunch. 

Can I still buy a yearbook?

As of May 5th, we have 134 copies left to sell. Once we sell those books, we will not be getting any more this year. Please be sure to pre-order next year, so you don’t miss out!

How do I know if I pre-ordered?

Yearbook orders as of May 1st can be found here. or call Jostens order help at 1-877-767-5217. 

Before writing in your book…

• Make sure your book has 252 pages

• Check that there are no torn, missing or upside down pages

• If you discover any printing flaws before you write in your book, bring it back, and we will do our best to replace it

• Once you’ve written in it, we cannot replace your book

Put your name in your book

After checking for torn, upside down or missing pages, put your name in it. We are saddened when books disappear, but we cannot replace lost or stolen books. A replacement book costs $85, IF there are any available ones left. Please be careful not to leave your new book laying around.

Why wasn’t that covered?

CPHS has had many things to celebrate! However, our yearbook went to press March 21 so that we could get it back and pass it out to you this May. We look forward to covering some more spring highlights on the “what you missed” spread in next year’s yearbook! You can also read our online newspaper, The Wolfpack, which features more spring coverage.

About the mistakes…

Believe us, we’ve already found or heard about them and are so sad about it. Please remember this is a student created publication, made by imperfect humans. A perfect yearbook would be like scoring a 100 on every assignment and every test in every class. We made our best effort to produce a quality, accurate account of the year, but mistakes are unavoidable. At this time, there is nothing we can do. Instead, please focus on all of the amazing things the yearbook has to offer!