Pope John Paul II High School
Presentation Folders
This presentation folder gave Pope John Paul II High School, a Catholic preparatory school in Hendersonville, Tennessee, a branded way to package informative materials for prospective students.
The school’s logo was foil-stamped on Oxford 100 lb. Blue Chip cover stock, giving the folder a clean, polished look while reinforcing brand consistency from the first impression.
Die-cut and glued in-house, the pocketed folders were built to hold admissions and school communication pieces securely while giving families a sturdy, professional presentation to take with them.
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