📸 Yearbook Photo Submissions 📚

Share your memories with our online learning community!

📅 IMPORTANT DEADLINE

All yearbook photos must be submitted by February 1st, 2026

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📷 Student Portrait Guidelines

IMPORTANT
Submit only ONE student portrait per year

Clear, front-facing photo with good lighting

Plain or simple background

Recent photo (taken within the last 6 months)

No filters, special effects, or heavy editing

Head and shoulders only (no full-body shots)

What Makes a Good Portrait?

Portrait (3:4 ratio)

Solid neutral background

Looking directly at camera

Good, even lighting

Example Portrait Photos

These examples show the proper framing, lighting, and background for yearbook portraits.

Student Portrait Example

Good framing, neutral background

Student Portrait Example

Good lighting, proper composition

Student Portrait Example

Natural expression, good distance

Student Portrait Example

Clean background, great lighting

Student Portrait Example

Excellent lighting, natural smile

Student Portrait Example

Proper framing, good eye contact

Accepted File Types & Requirements

Image Formats
  • JPEG (.jpg, .jpeg)
  • PNG (.png)
  • HEIC (.heic)
Technical Requirements
  • Size: 1MB – 10MB
  • Resolution: Minimum 1920×1080
  • For portraits: 3:4 aspect ratio preferred

Submit Your Photos

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SUBMISSION NOTICE
Desktop Required for Submission

To ensure proper upload and processing of your photos, please use a laptop or desktop computer when submitting. Our system is optimized for desktop browsers to maintain image quality.

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