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SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif., April 17, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --In order to better serve their yearbook printing clients this year, the online printing company DocuCopies.com announced new, flexible shipping options this week.Spring has always brought an onslaught of yearbooks and memory books from schools, home school groups, clubs, teams, dance troupes and more. But as districts and organizations from coast to coast shut their doors to mitigate the COVID-19 pandemic, many are left wondering how orif their kids will get their class yearbooks. Continue Reading 15% off yearbook printing through May 31. DocuCopies ships yearbooks direct to students, teachers and parents. Customers printing yearbooks with DocuCopies now have three options: Ship Direct to StudentsCustomers upload their address list along with their artwork. DocuCopies mails the yearbooks in padded, protective envelopes. Ship to Teachers or VolunteersSome schools and districts have volunteers ready to deliver books by hand. Customers can choose "Split Shipping" when checking out to split the delivery into bundles. Ship to One LocationCarts over $125 receive free UPS Ground shipping to one location. DocuCopies offers Perfect Binding, Spiral Binding and Stapled Booklet (Saddlestitch) Binding for their custom yearbook printing. Books can be further customized with colored spirals, plastic covers and other options.For more information on DocuCopies and their online yearbook printing services, visit them athttps://www.DocuCopies.comor call (877) 222-4842.Media Contact:Roe Pressley(877) 222-4842 [emailprotected]SOURCE DocuCopies.com Related Links https://www.DocuCopies.com

Answer: DocuCopies Now Ships Yearbooks Direct to Students, Teachers and Parents The online printing company offers flexible delivery options for schools affected by COVID-19.