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Publishing Centers Become A Great Source
Of Pride For Any School
While most of our publishing schools create their Lintor books in the classroom, computer lab or library, a growing number of schools are discovering the joy of setting up and running their own in-house publishing centers. Students, parents and teachers work together to establish and run an authentic publishing house--a real source of pride for the entire school community.
The set-up for a publishing center can be as varied as the thousands of schools across the county: from sophisticated parent-volunteer-operated centers to small student after school programs-all of them take student publishing projects to a greater level.
Launch your center by having a contest for students to name and design a custom logo. Invite local authors, illustrators and media to reinforce the process. Most importantly, host a young authors' celebration at the end of the school year to share all those magnificent published masterpieces!
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Put the Fun Back in Fund-Raising
Use Students' Published Books to
Make Money for Your School
 Move over wrapping paper and chocolate bars to make way for a fun, calorie free and educational way to make money for your school--sell copies of your students' published books. Schools across the country are discovering how easy it is to print extra copies of their favorite projects to sell in their community.
Osceola Elementary School in Naples, FL publishes all their student books in their Pow-Wow Press Publishing Center. Not only do they catalog and display student books in the media center, they also sell extra copies to family and friends.
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Give A Treat That Just Keeps On Giving...
Publish A Special Halloween Project:
  
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