The parents of some students at Hayward Twin Oaks Montessori School said they reached out to the photographer, but did not receive a response.
Some of our favorite childhood memories are captured in the class photos we all took. But more than 200 students at a small charter school did not receive theirs. So the parents contacted 7 On Your Side's Michael Finney for help."I throw the things in there like his swim -- each level he passes for swim and just awards," she said."So I have all my class photos as a kid. So I wanted that for him as well," Nguyen said.
Ethan Richter says he has since shut down his company School Kid Pix due to issues related to COVID. He said he was not aware of the missing photos before 7 On Your Side reached out, but would offer refunds or replacements promptly.
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