A mom criticized her son’s ‘diabolical’ high school yearbook for replacing student photos with QR codes. In a TikTok video viewed nearly 170,000 times, irate mom, Brooke , gave viewers a ...

After this year's East Brunswick High School omitted the names and photo of its Jewish Student Union and instead included a photo of a group of Muslim students, an independent investigation ...

A New Jersey high school yearbook’s misprint of a photo of Muslim students in place of its Jewish Student Union “was not purposeful, but rather was a highly unfortunate error,” an ...

East Brunswick High School students discovered the photo on Tuesday in a section in the yearbook titled, in bold print, "Jewish Student Union." The names of the Jewish students were also omitted.

The yearbooks were handed out to seniors at the high school on Tuesday. Google Maps. And last week in Chicago, the Glenbrook South High School yearbook included a quote from a student who claimed ...

Bellaire High School principal implements new policy following the controversy surrounding a student's reflection on the Israel-Gaza conflict in the 2024 yearbook.

Bellaire High School’s principal is overhauling the procedure for reviewing student publications after a student’s reflection on the Israel-Hamas war in the 2024 yearbook drew backlash from ...

Thousands of social media users are hopping on the viral AI yearbook trend by using the EPIK AI photo editor app to turn themselves into old-school stereotypes. Here's how it works.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – The Springfield City Library launched its high school yearbooks online. The free catalog offers Springfield high school yearbooks dating back as far as the 1900s ...

Florida high school offers yearbook refunds, reprint over LGBTQ+ pages By . Angela Barbuti. Published June 10, 2023, 1:26 p.m. ET.

Lyman High School yearbook adviser Danielle Pomeranz, left, and editor-in-chief Sara Ward hold the 2023 edition of the yearbook across the street from the school on Thursday, June 1, 2023.

The yearbook staff at this Missouri high school argue that they are "simply trying to record the real history of the year." IE 11 is not supported.