Campus · Senior portraits and school photos, for secondary schools
Find your student and order high school photos, with the choice kept in your family.
Campus Photos is the storefront for high school picture day and senior portraits: find your own student through a permission-checked roster lookup, view the gallery the school released, and order prints, a portrait package, or a yearbook portrait when you are ready. It runs on the same private system the school already uses -- part of the same school-photography platform as Homeroom, our family-facing brand -- so there is no separate account to chase and no outside photo company holding your family details.
No account to create. No card charged today. Run a school program? Set up your school or sign in.
The same roster the school already keeps -- no new account, no face template built.
One store, one package builder, one receipt for all three -- never three separate systems.
The school catalog sets what bills. A buyer can review a package and see a receipt only.
Two readers, one storefront
Built for the family and the student
A secondary school runs on the same roster, the same released gallery, and the same print and portrait store every Campus and Homeroom host shares. What is different at this age: a senior can act on their own portrait once the school allows it, a portrait selection can be tied to a specific yearbook page an adviser is assembling, and a family may be ordering for a student who no longer wants their parent choosing every option alone.
A parent or guardian ordering for their student
Find your student through a permission-checked roster lookup -- never a face scan -- and see the gallery the school released. Build a print package or claim a portrait proof from that gallery, the same store every Campus and Homeroom family front door shares. A student under 18 is shown or sold only against a released consent.
Find your student's photosA student -- most often a senior -- acting on their own portrait
Where a school allows a student to act on their own record, a senior can review the same released gallery and choose a portrait for prints, a personal package, or the yearbook page an adviser is assembling -- without a parent choosing every option in their place. The consent that governs a minor's photo does not change: it is scoped to the student's own record, never opened to anyone else's.
Order your own portraitHow it works
From picture day to your own front door
- Step 1 of 4
Find your student
Find your own student through a permission-checked roster lookup. Facial recognition is a capability we are building and is not turned on today, so no face is scanned to build the gallery.
- Step 2 of 4
See the gallery the school released
See the gallery the school released for that student -- picture day proofs, and a senior's sitting when the school runs one.
- Step 3 of 4
Choose prints, a portrait package, or the yearbook portrait
Order prints or a portrait package when you are ready, from a store the school runs and keeps the revenue on. Where the school's yearbook adviser needs a portrait selection for a page, the same gallery carries that choice.
- Step 4 of 4
Build your order and read one receipt
Build a print package or claim a portrait proof in one store, and read one receipt that carries both. Prices are display-only and re-priced on our own servers -- no card charged today.
What you get with Campus Photos
Find your student, not everyone's
A parent or an eligible student reaches only their own record through a permission-checked roster lookup on the school's roster. Facial recognition is a capability we are building and is not turned on today, so no face is scanned to build the gallery.
Senior portraits and prints in one store
Build a print package, claim a senior portrait proof, or both, in a store the school runs under its own program. The same gallery, package builder, and receipt carry all of it, so there is one place to look and one place to order.
The yearbook portrait an adviser needs
Where the school's yearbook is built on the same platform, a senior's chosen portrait is the same image the adviser sees when assembling that student's page -- no second upload, no mailed print, no separate deadline to track by hand.
Consent is the gate, not an afterthought
A photo is offered for sale only when a released consent allows it, and a student under 18 is composited or sold only against that released consent -- never shown publicly.
The privacy advantage
Your student is found by permission, not a face scan
Student photos are never sold without permission, facial recognition is a capability we are building and is not turned on today, and a parent or eligible student finds a record by a permission-checked roster lookup rather than a face match. Family contact details stay inside our own private system instead of an outside marketing company.
A parent or eligible student finds a record through a permission-checked roster lookup, facial recognition is a capability we are building and is not turned on today, and a photo is never sold without consent — so the promise the school makes to families is built into the foundation.
The posture, in one sentenceHow the store works
Build your order and see your receipt — no card charged today
Prices are display-only and re-priced on our own servers at checkout, so the school catalog sets what bills, never a buyer. Build your order and see your receipt with no card charged today.
Prints and senior portraits
Build a print package or claim a senior portrait proof, in one store the school runs under its own program. Find your student’s photos →
Consent is the gate
A photo is offered for sale only when a released consent allows it, and a student under 18 is composited or sold only against that released consent -- never shown publicly.
Honest, display-only prices
What you see is re-priced on our own servers from the school's catalog at checkout, so a buyer can never alter what bills. Live card payment is honest-off today — you can build a package and see your receipt, and no card is charged.
The senior portrait and the yearbook page
One portrait, not two systems
At a secondary school, a senior's chosen portrait usually needs to go two places: home, as a print or a package, and onto a yearbook page an adviser is building. Where a school runs its yearbook on the same platform, those are the same image and the same gallery -- the portrait a family or a senior chooses in this store is the portrait the adviser sees when assembling that student's page. There is no second upload, no mailed disc, and no separate deadline tracked by hand outside the roster.
This does not change who may see or sell the photo. The consent that governs a minor's portrait applies identically whether the image is destined for a print order or a yearbook page -- a school-side selection for the book is never a route around a family's own consent.
A sibling, not a competitor
How this compares to Homeroom Photos
Campus Photos and homeroom.photos run on the same platform, the same operator, and the same shared print/portrait store. The difference is who each one is built around, stated plainly rather than left for a visitor to guess.
| Facet | Campus Photos | homeroom.photos |
|---|---|---|
| Who it is built around | A secondary-school student and their family, including a senior acting on their own portrait. | A family across the whole K-12 range, most often finding a younger child's photos. |
| Yearbook tie-in | A senior's chosen portrait can be the same image an adviser selects for that student's yearbook page. | No yearbook-portrait coordination is described on that front door today. |
| Who can act on the order | A parent, or -- where the school allows it -- the student themself, once old enough to choose their own portrait. | A parent or guardian acts on the child's behalf; the front door does not address the student directly. |
| The store and the consent gate | The same shared print/portrait store and consent gate every house-brand host runs on. | The same shared print/portrait store and consent gate every house-brand host runs on. |
| Money | Display-only, re-priced on our own servers -- no card charged today. | Display-only, re-priced on our own servers -- no card charged today. |
What is true today
We are honest about what is shipped
The student gallery, the permission-checked roster lookup, the print and portrait package builders, the yearbook-portrait tie-in, and the consent gate are live today. Live checkout is honest-off — you can build a package and see your receipt, but no card charged today; card payment turns on once the store is fully wired for your school.
4 of 6 lines below are shipped, and 2 are early access. The status is written out beside every line, never carried by color alone.
- ShippedFind your own student through a permission-checked roster lookup, then open the gallery your school released.
- ShippedBuild a print package or claim a senior portrait proof in one store, and read one receipt that carries both.
- ShippedThe consent gate holds and facial recognition is a capability we are building and is not turned on today, before a single photo is shown.
- ShippedWhere the school's yearbook runs on the same platform, a senior's chosen portrait is the same image the adviser sees for that student's page.
- Early accessLive card payment. You can build your order and see your receipt today, and no card is charged until the store is fully wired for your school.
- Early accessA student acting fully independently of a parent account. Today a student-side action still rides the same permission-checked lookup and consent gate; a fully separate student sign-in is not built.
Find your student’s photos in a minute — no account to create, and no card charged today.
The same list, in one table
Nothing new is claimed here. It is the ledger above, arranged so a family can check one line without reading the rest.
| What it does | Status today |
|---|---|
| Find your own student through a permission-checked roster lookup, then open the gallery your school released. | Shipped |
| Build a print package or claim a senior portrait proof in one store, and read one receipt that carries both. | Shipped |
| The consent gate holds and facial recognition is a capability we are building and is not turned on today, before a single photo is shown. | Shipped |
| Where the school's yearbook runs on the same platform, a senior's chosen portrait is the same image the adviser sees for that student's page. | Shipped |
| Live card payment. You can build your order and see your receipt today, and no card is charged until the store is fully wired for your school. | Early access |
| A student acting fully independently of a parent account. Today a student-side action still rides the same permission-checked lookup and consent gate; a fully separate student sign-in is not built. | Early access |
Questions families and students ask first
10 questions, answered in the same words the rest of this page uses.
Do I have to create an account?
No account to create. No card charged today.
How do you know which student is mine?
A parent reaches only their own student's photos through a permission-checked roster lookup on the school's roster.
Do you scan my child's face?
Facial recognition is a capability we are building and is not turned on today, so no face is scanned to build the gallery. A parent or eligible student finds a record by a permission-checked roster lookup rather than a face match.
Can my senior order their own portrait without me?
Where the school allows a student to act on their own record, a senior can review the released gallery and order for themself. The consent that governs a minor's photo is unchanged and stays scoped to that student's own record.
Will my senior's portrait choice reach the yearbook adviser?
Where the school's yearbook runs on the same platform, the portrait a senior chooses is the same image the adviser sees when assembling that student's page -- no second upload and no separate deadline to track by hand.
When can a photo of my student be sold?
A photo is offered for sale only when a released consent allows it, and a student under 18 is composited or sold only against that released consent -- never shown publicly.
Who ends up with my family's contact details?
Family contact details stay inside our own private system instead of an outside marketing company.
Will I be charged when I build an order?
Prices are display-only and re-priced on our own servers at checkout, so the school catalog sets what bills, never a buyer. Build your order and see your receipt with no card charged today.
Is Campus Photos a different company from Homeroom?
No. Campus Photos is part of the same school-photography platform as Homeroom, our family-facing brand -- the same operator, the same private system, a different front door for a secondary-school audience.
I help run a school program. Where do I start?
Run a school program? Set up your school, or sign in if your school is already running one.
The rest of the platform
4 sibling front doors, one private system
Campus Photos is one front door on the same platform Homeroom and the rest of the Campus family run on. Each sibling below is a distinct, real product with its own reason to exist.
campus.software
The institutional platform pitch to a district: what the platform is, the rollout, the SIS integrations. Argues for adoption -- this storefront never does.
campus.management
The operations console for a district office: the season calendar, staff roles by building, the district order rollup. A business-office reader, never a family reader.
campus.email
Branded district webmail on the same private system. A different job entirely -- no photo content of any kind.
homeroom.photos
The sibling family front door across the whole K-12 range, weighted to a younger family finding a child's photos rather than a secondary student's own.
Find your student’s photos
Find your own student by a permission-checked roster lookup, never a face scan.
Run a school program? Set up your school or sign in.