Nagoya Municipal Elementary School Abolishes Class Photos to Protect Privacy; Parents and Others Petition Against It (Kyodo News)
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On the afternoon of the 25th, parents of children attending an elementary school in Nagoya City submitted a petition of protest to the city's board of education. They collected signatures from 224 households whose children attend the school, protesting the school's decision in April to abolish the practice of taking "class photos" at the beginning of each school year. For parents, class photos are an opportunity to get to know their child's new …
In April, a municipal elementary school in Mizuho Ward, Nagoya City, discontinued taking class photos, citing the need to protect students' privacy. On the 25th, a group of concerned parents from the school submitted a petition to the city's board of education opposing the discontinuation and held a press conference, urging the school not to make the decision alone. In Nagoya City, a group of teachers...
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