An emergency meeting on February 6th will be held to vote on renting computers for the yearbook staff to use to finish the yearbooks by the deadline which is February 27th.  

The staff can’t use school computers because there was a breach in the schools system.  It is important that the yearbooks are finished in time because there is a tradition on the day the yearbooks come out called Yearbook Day.  On this day all the seniors come together and sign each other’s yearbooks.

This day is important to many people especially the seniors because it is one of their last days to be together.

“Yearbook Day is one of the highlights of senior year.” Says Reggie White a senior at Leaguetown. “Yearbook Day is more popular than prom.”

But other people think that the vote should not pass because the school just got hacked and they are on a shutdown.

“We understand the inconvenience of the shutdown, but it is necessary.”  Says Ed Robles, the district technology director.

Staff workers had already pushed the yearbook deadline back once so they cannot do it any more they need the computers.

“This year we pushed our final yearbook deadline back as far we could to add more coverage to the book.”  Says editor Alexis Zavla.

Everyone is just waiting for the outcome. “I am hoping for the best and crossing my fingers.”