A middle school in Paramus, New Jersey, recalls its yearbook after an image of Adolf Hitler appears among students’ “baby pictures” in the 2026 yearbook. Multiple outlets report that administrators identified an infant photograph of Hitler that had been included in the baby-photo section of the publication. As a result, the school takes back copies from students and moves to address the incident through school and law-enforcement review.
The reports describe the matter as an apparent bias-related incident and indicate that local police become involved. One source adds that the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office is part of the investigation. The discovery prompts the school to collect the yearbooks before distribution or after identification, and the situation is handled as a serious breach of acceptable content.
No outlet in the provided material identifies the person who inserted the photo, explains how it entered the yearbook, or states whether charges have been filed. The school continues its inquiry while reviewing the circumstances surrounding the publication of the image.
