High School Services

High School Services provides a managed software service that combines yearbooks, newspapers, magazines, online editions, records, directories, ID cards, and ad-sales books on one student roster under a single login and bill. The company operates the software and assists with setup, while students and advisers continue creating the publications. Picture-day ordering and outside-lab order routing are in early access, and the platform does not process payments yet.

The platform runs as one managed service instead of five separate contracts, eliminating the need to re-key the same roster into different tools. Every publication, the records office, ID cards, and ad-sales books sit on one roster, under one login and one bill. This approach stops the office from re-keying the same students four times and stops paying per club.

The editor, every publication type, records, the directory, and ID cards are live today, while the picture-day store and outside-lab order routing are in early access. Money is honest-off and the platform does not process payments yet. The service is built and operated by Stanley Studios.

A high school usually buys a yearbook tool from one company, a newspaper or online tool from another, a records-and-ID system from a third, and a picture-day order site from a fourth. High School Services collapses this by making every publication, the records office, ID cards, and the ad-sales books one service, one login, and one bill.

To get started, users can book a demo or send a message through the contact form. The form asks for the user's role, school, district, or organization, and what they would like to know. A real person reads the message and usually replies within a business day.

The contact form includes a statement requiring the user to confirm they are an adult acting for a photography studio, school, school district, or family. It also asks for the user's role, such as principal, adviser, office manager, or procurement. The form stores nothing in the browser and loads no third-party tracker.

The website states that the service is for high schools, districts, procurement offices, studios, or other businesses. It is designed to administer one thing instead of four, correcting a name once so it is corrected everywhere.

The platform imports the roster once from the student system or allows sign-in in standard ways a school already logs in. No re-keying the same students four times into four tools is required. The roster is then read by every publication, the records office, ID cards, and picture day.

The service handles yearbooks, newspapers, literary magazines, online editions, a directory, a wall of ID cards, and an ad-sales book that pays for the printing. The usual way to buy all of that is one vendor per job, each with its own login, invoice, and copy of the roster.

The company does not staff the newsroom or shoot the picture day; students and advisers still make the book. The office administers one thing instead of four, and a corrected name is corrected everywhere.

The official website of High School Services is highschool.services.

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