The first link included a comment from a student who did not agree with the decision to even have JF's photo printed in the yearbook.
It goes to show that the school is still divided by this tragedy. ITA with a lone commenter mentioned that the school should have published two versions of the yearbook, allowing the students to decide which version they preferred to purchase. Although more expensive, it would have given the kids some locus of control over a situation I'm certain they still feel very powerless over. The other commenters were sympathetic to JF's photo being allowed. I found that interesting in itself TBH.
I would imagine it would be very difficult for individual kids to express a differing opinion amongst their peers. It's already tough enough being a high-schooler without having to deal with something of this magnitude. I realize this decision can't be undone, but I wish the school would have allowed students to individually (and privately) order their yearbooks.
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