This High School Allowed Seniors To Wear Costumes In Their Student IDs, Probably Didn’t Expect A Result Like This
High school can be the best time of your life. Especially if you go to North Farmington High School in Michigan where the students are given a huge amount of freedom for self-expression. Case in point, the school’s annual tradition that sends viral shockwaves through the internet year after year.
North Farmington High School seniors dressed up as their favorite movie, pop culture or famous characters for their school ID photos, and the results are as cool as they are hilarious. So get ready to have a hearty chuckle, scroll down and upvote your favorite funny photos. Drop us a comment below about which photos you thought were the best and the most original, and whether they’ve given you ideas of whom to dress up as this Halloween. Also make sure to scroll down for our interview with North Farmington High School's Principal Joe Greene!
After you’re done here, have a scroll through Bored Panda’s previous posts about the school’s amazing tradition here and here.
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Perfect! Fun fact: The Patil twins are in different houses in the books!
Hah hah! I love his sense of humour! (If we did anything like this in secondary school we would have gotten a nice trip to the headmaster and school therapist. )
Wrestle FEAR! (BTW, that's Michael Schur playing Mose. He co-created the show)
When I saw this movie, it had just opened and the 2000-seat auditorium was packed. After my boyfriend and I came out I said to him “That was so scary that someone screamed.” He looked at me like I was nuts and said “That was YOU!” Yeah...
She could glide off a building with her SUPER EARS....Dang Homegirl !!!
🎼 Rubber ducky you’re the one! You make bathtime so much fun! Rubber ducky I’m awfully fond of yewwww! 🎼
This is such a wonderful and fun idea! I’m really glad that the school is open to creativity especially since secondary school can be a pretty rough and difficult time for a lot of teens/young adults.
This is such a wonderful and fun idea! I’m really glad that the school is open to creativity especially since secondary school can be a pretty rough and difficult time for a lot of teens/young adults.
