An American high school that arbitrarily modified the graduation album 'Boobs' is controversial

The graduation album will leave memories of school life such as school trips and school festivals in shape, and will be used to remind you of your youth even after years. A high school in Florida, USA, has been receiving a lot of attention by correcting the breasts and shoulders of women included in the graduation album as 'contrary to the dress code' without permission.

80 yearbook photos, all girls, edited by St. Johns County high school employee
https://www.news4jax.com/news/local/2021/05/21/80-yearbook-photos-all-females-edited-by-st-johns-county-high-school-employee/

Parents voice anger over yearbook photo edits at Florida high school
https://www.staugustine.com/story/news/education/2021/05/21/st-johns-county-parents-angery-yearbook-photo-edits-girls-clothes-bartram-trail-high-school- florida / 5199666001 /

Florida High School Edited Girls' Yearbook Photos To Cover More Of Their Chests: NPR
https://www.npr.org/2021/05/23/999596246/florida-high-school-edited-girls-yearbook-photos-to-cover-more-of-their-chests

The actual photo is below, the left side is before correction and the right side is after correction. Looking at the two pictures, it is obvious that the 'cleavage' has been corrected. In addition to the chest, the exposure of the shoulders was also corrected.

This is a before and after yearbook photo taken of Bartram Trail 9th grade high school student, Riley O'Keefe.

She says it was deemed inappropriate by the school and photoshopped in the printed edition.

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There are 80 students with similar modifications, all female. On the other hand, the group photo was not subject to correction, and the photo of the swimming club, which shows many students in swimsuits, was posted as it is.

Another side-by-side comparison of a Bartram Trail High School student's edited yearbook photo.
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According to a Bartram Trail High School representative in St. John's, Florida, who made this amendment, the amendment is based on the dress code of the school's district and is 'in compliance with the school district's rules of conduct' on its website. If not, the photos of all students in the yearbook may be digitally adjusted. ' A school district spokeswoman responded by saying, 'There may be different opinions about whether or not you violated (the dress code). There is a dress code in the student's code of conduct. However, the actual enforcement depends on the school and the manager. '

Parents have said that they may stimulate anxiety about their appearance in growing children and give girls the false message that 'physical growth is embarrassing.' It has also been confirmed that 'students with unnatural edits are being teased'.

The St. Johns County School District says it will refund graduation albums in response to requests from parents, but many parents insist that it is 'not a matter of money' to the press. He says that there should be a fundamental debate about the 'clothing and sexual issues' presented in this case.