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Uintah High School opens 2027 yearbook orders at Jostens.com

By Utah News Staff · November 6, 2026 · 1 min read
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Uintah High School opens 2027 yearbook orders at Jostens.com
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Uintah High School is accepting orders for the 2027 yearbook through Jostens.com. Senior recognition ads are also available with an early bird discount through December 23.

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  • 2027 Uintah High School yearbooks are available for purchase through May 2027 via Jostens.com.
  • Senior recognition ads are available with an early bird special of approximately 20% off until Dec. 23.
  • Full price senior ads will be available from Dec. 24 through Feb. 10, 2027.

Uintah High School is accepting orders for the 2027 yearbook through Jostens.com, according to a November 3 statement. The yearbook will be available for purchase through May 2027.

Senior recognition ads, including Grad-Ads, can be created and purchased via the Jostens.com website. An early bird special offers approximately 20% off these ads through Dec. 23. After that date, senior ads will be available at full price from Dec. 24 through Feb. 10, 2027.

Yearbook orders are being handled exclusively through Jostens.com.

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