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Picture retakes on Friday

Aadhavan Arun, WTV Guest Contributor
October 24, 2025
Cooper Ragle
If students are unhappy with their school pictures, they have an opportunity to retake them Friday in the library.

Students who weren’t happy with their initial school pictures or missed taking one have the chance to retake them on Friday.

Picture retakes are for students who were unable to take their pictures on picture day with students unhappy with their picture able to retake if spots remain. This is the only picture retake opportunity the rest of the year. Retakes will be hosted in the library from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. Students should bring their student ID and arrive early, as spots are limited.

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Cooper Ragle is a senior who is in his fourth year of Wingspan with this being his second year as Executive Producer. He enjoys storytelling, editing, videography, and photography (hobbies that all spawned from childhood YouTube dreams). When not in Wingspan, Cooper is the Media Producer for the Liberty football team and he participates in other programs such as Student Council, NHS, theatre, and Philosophy Club as the Vice President. Off-campus Cooper participates in the West Frisco chapter of YMSL as the Vice President and he is the recipient of The President’s Volunteer Service Award on a silver and gold level, holding over 300 service hours in his high school career. He hopes you all have a great day.