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Use this form to share the good news from your classroom and school.

Any photos submitted/uploaded could be used on our website, social media accounts, and/or marketing materials (print and digital). Additionally, they could be shared with media outlets. 

Please be sure all students pictured have signed media releases. If you are unsure which students may not be photographed, please contact Tiffany Rank. 

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Ex. Pioneer Days. All 4th grade. Sponsored by Shelby Co.Historical Society. This is a 20-year par...
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Ex. 6th graders explored the unique characteristics of igneous, metamorphic, & sedimentary rocks...
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If you have trouble with this form, you may email photos to Tiffany Rank, Communications Coordinator. Be sure to email them at the highest resolution possible. 
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Upload any flier, social post, or informational file related to your event/activity!

Photo Tips

In order for photos to be shared, we ask that you compose and submit quality photos. To do so, follow these tips:

  • Natural light is always best. Avoid using a flash. 
  • Keep your subject close but avoid using the zoom feature. Just move closer to the subject. 
  • Minimize background clutter.
  • If your photos come out hazy or blurry, your lens is dirty. Wipe the lens gently with a soft cloth. 
  • Send your photos in the highest resolution possible. This will ensure images can be used to their fullest potential.