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By Samantha Behne
10/24/2025 • Issue #903
School Picture Day is always one of those days when you never quite know what you’re going to get. Some students arrive dressed to the nines in bows, ties, or carefully chosen outfits. Others wander in wearing pajamas, hair sticking up, not a care in the world. Parents, too, seem to be all over the map—some ordering enough prints to supply every extended relative, others not ordering a single one.
 
What always makes me laugh is the class composite. When the pictures come back, the grid of smiling (and sometimes not-so-smiling) faces becomes a true snapshot of the range of personalities we see every single day. It shows the ones who are rested, fed, and ready to learn, right alongside the ones who are just hoping for a nap and a snack.
 
This year, my students got a kick out of me fussing over them before their turn. I straightened collars, smoothed down hair, and checked for toothpaste on cheeks. We even practiced smiling so they wouldn’t be caught off guard. They teased me like they were celebrities being prepped for the red carpet. And honestly? That’s exactly how I wanted them to feel—like they mattered enough to be seen at their very best.
 
Because here’s the thing: One day, they, or their caregivers, will look back at that photo. It won’t just be a picture; it will be a memory. And whether it’s framed, tucked in a box, or stuck to a fridge, that image will tell a story of who they were in that season.
 
In teaching, we get a front-row seat to these moments every day. We see the range of backgrounds, experiences, and needs come together in one classroom composite. And just like on Picture Day, our role is to make sure every student feels seen, valued, and cared for—even if
it’s just straightening their collar or reminding them how to smile.
 
Because the truth is, someday they’ll look back—not just on the photo, but on the feeling of being noticed. And that’s the picture that lasts.

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