Published On: December 12th, 2011By

Jostens, The Princeton Review, Nimitz Form Partnership

During the fall semester, Jostens partnered with Nimitz Senior High School to provide a number of resources and programs through its Educator Services program. Some of the programs designed to instill school pride and create a complete school experience include:

  • C2G Banner Signing – With its annual focus for Class Rings among the Junior Class, Jostens provided a 3’ X 8’ Commit to Graduate (C2G) customized banner that was signed by each junior class member during a three-day class ring ordering event. Upon the completion of this event, Jostens presented the banner to the school for display.
  • C2G Graduation Gown Signing – This component focuses on the Senior Class and includes providing a custom C2G Gown that is signed by each senior class member during a three-day cap and gown/grad items ordering event. Upon completion of this event, Jostens presented this gown to the school for display.
  • C2G Ticket to the Future – Jostens provided the school with its C2G Ticket to the Future enlarged poster showing an exact replica of the Nimitz HS Diploma, as a reminder of the focus on the ultimate symbol of success for each student.

Additionally, each year Jostens provides 1,000 Discount Coupon Booklets that can be used in a variety of ways such as recognizing and rewarding students and staff for superior performance (i.e. GPA improvement; attendance; discipline improvement; outstanding service; etc.).

During the spring semester, Jostens will provide incentives to the school to help recognize students with perfect attendance each month. These incentives range from gift cards to event tickets to be used in a drawing each month for those who have qualified.

Additionally, the campus’ partnership with The Princeton Review provides students with unlimited access to the on-line resource to assist with SAT/ACT testing preparation, College identification assistance, financial aid guidance, and career assistance.

About the Author: Leticia Fehling

Director of Internal Communications