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Officials at a high school in Florida are in hot water after being caught altering the yearbook photos of dozens of female students to make them appear to be showing less skin.At least 80 female students at Bartram Trail High School in St.…

© Getty Images A 13-year-old girl found dead in Florida earlier this month was allegedly stabbed 114 times by her 14-year-old classmate, according to authorities.  R.J. Larizza, state attorney for Florida’s 7th Circuit, said in a press conference this week that Aiden Fucci’s alleged attack against Tristyn Bailey was “premeditated.”  “Every time that arm went back, and every time that arm went down, that was premeditation,” he argued.  ADVERTISEMENT Fucci, who is being tried as ...

| 5/27/2021 ‘Backbone of society:’ Florida principals, classroom teachers to receive $1,000 bonus Tens of thousands of teachers and principals throughout Florida will receive $1,000 bonuses, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced on Wednesday. Speaking at Baker County Middle School in Macclenny, the governor said he asked the Florida Legislature to approve the bonuses to reward classroom teachers and principals for all their dedication and sacrifices during the COVID-19 pandemic. The bonuses will go...

Aiden Fucci, a 14-year-old from St. Johns County, has been charged with first-degree murder, accused of stabbing his 13-year-old classmate Tristyn Bailey 114 times.  State Attorney for the 7th Circuit R.J. Larizza talked about the killing at a press conference on Thursday at the St. Johns County courthouse, where he announced that Fuccis charge had been upgraded from second-degree murder and that he is being charged as an adult.   "At least 49 of those stab wounds were to the hands, arms ...

They're shaming shaming.

Why do adults keep photo-shopping kids’ high school pictures? Stop deep-faking adolescence. Another Florida high school makes ugly headlines.

Parents criticize Florida school for altering yearbook photos deemed immodest The St. Augustine Record reported that 80 students at Bartram Trail High School in northeast Florida had their yearbook photos altered.   Updated 1 hour ago ST. JOHNS, Fla. (AP) — Parents and students are criticizing teachers at a Florida high school for digitally altering photos in a yearbook in order to cover up students whose clothes the school officials deemed too immodest. The St. Augustine Record reporte...

Forcing girls to hide their bodies, particularly developing bodies, sends them a message that they should be ashamed and embarrassed of their anatomy.

A Florida school district is facing criticism after a teacher altered yearbook photos to cover up girls' chests.

The pictures of 80 young women were altered, leaving teenagers feeling embarrassed and ashamed while their parents demand answers and change.