Montana, the freshman class president, had included a Trump quote, telling WABC the quote was: “I like thinking big, if you’re going to be thinking anything, you might as well think big. A high school offered refunds after parents discovered the school had digitally altered dozens of female student photos to make them appear more modest. A high school in Florida is coming under fire for editing female students yearbook photos to be more 'modest' without also altering any of the male students photos. Wasatch High School sophomore Kimberly Montoya, 16, points to her altered school yearbook photo, upper left, Thursday, May 29, 2014, in Heber City, in Utah. There were 80 photos of female students that were altered in the yearbook this year, the districts Chief of Community Relations Christina Langston told CNN on Monday.
But when we saw that Wyatt’s shirt was photoshopped and we heard about Grant, I knew this was not a coincidence. “When we saw that Montana’s quote dropped out, we thought it was a mistake because all the other class presidents’ quotes were still there. “We’re very angry,” Janet Dobrovich-Fago told NJ.com. In another case of censorship, a student who had submitted a quote from the president to use as her senior quote in the yearbook found it was not included. Several, including O’Keefe, had their chests covered. Her photo wasn’t the only one 79 other female students had their photos altered as well. Two students at the school who wore clothes with Trump logos found that the school had censored them, in one case simply cropping the photo but in another, using Photoshop to turn a shirt with “Trump - Make America Great Again” emblazoned on it into a plain blue shirt. Riley O’Keefe, a 9th grade student at Bartram Trail High School, says her yearbook photo was deemed inappropriate by the school and photoshopped in the printed edition. Wall Township School Superintendent Cheryl Dyer told a New Jersey television station on Monday the yearbook’s adviser was suspended while an investigation is underway. A teacher at a New Jersey high school has ben suspended after yearbook photos of two high school students wearing shirts with President Donald Trump’s name were altered.
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