A significant oversight occurred at Johnston Senior High School in Rhode Island, where the yearbook cover features the word 'school' misspelled as 'shool.' This error affects over 100 copies of the 2026 yearbook, leading to disappointment among students, parents, and faculty. Johnston senior Neari Vazquez described the situation as 'shocking,' highlighting the embarrassment of such a mistake at a high school level. Superintendent Scott Sutherland apologized to families, explaining that the yearbook club had reviewed a digital proof but did not see the spine where the error was located. However, Treering, the printing company based in Silicon Valley, claimed that the school approved the yearbook as printed. The yearbook club discovered the mistake upon the arrival of the yearbooks and is now working with the advisor to address the issue. While some advocate for reprinting the yearbooks, others, like parent Melanie DaSilva, suggest embracing the mistake as a humorous story for future reminiscing.