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These high school seniors took ID photos to the next level

All other high schools need to step up to the challenge.

Jake Krol

on September 16, 2018

TLDR: These student ID photos are next level.

Chances are you probably haven't heard of North Farmington High School in Farmington Hills, Michigan. That changes now. The school's entire senior class took school ID cards to the next level, dressing themselves up in fun pop culture and meme references.

Even better, you don't have to go to Michigan and see them in person. The students use a simple #NFID19 hashtag to catalog them, and the class of 2019 isn't even the first year to do this. Seniors at North Farmington High School have been on this trend for several years, and there are no signs of them stopping.

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There is certainly a level of effort that goes into these, from identifying who you will emulate, finding the outfit (and maybe potential backdrop), and getting it all ready for picture day.

When students share the ID in a side-by-side with the original, a quote or small description is also included. Since this has become a tradition for every senior class at the school, students have around four years to prep and make it happen. So there isn't really a good excuse if a student misses out.

Here are some of my favorites, but be sure to check them all out.

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Jake Krol

Jake Krol was a Tech Writer at Mashable and had been at the company May–December 2018. He holds a degree in Media & Communication from Muhlenberg College. Jake has a big love for all things tech, and is a huge Springsteen fan and also a native New Jerseyan.