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Find the right school photo when you need it.

Give school photos, videos and documents a useful home. Organize the material behind your stories so the next update starts with the right files.

Samples welcome, never required. We'll show a staff member finding, checking and reusing a school photo.

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Students stop at a hallway display showing scanned photos from a 2002 yearbook
Illustrative render of a fictional school’s archive photos, back in use.

Schools and colleges that run on Rocket

  • Baylor University
  • New York University
  • Northeastern University
  • Lousiana State University
  • Emory University
  • Dartmouth College
  • Arizona State University
  • Amherst College
  • University of Maryland
  • Texas A&M University

Sound familiar?

Your best photos are spread across the whole school.

The game-winner is on a coach’s phone. The concert came in by email. Graduation sits in a shared drive only one person understands. When that person moves on, the school loses track of its own photos.

Chasing files

Before the newsletter goes out, someone is texting colleagues, scrolling group chats and waiting on replies.

Guessing at folders

A drive will store a photo. It won’t tell you which game it was, who is in it or whether it’s the version you approved.

Starting over

Each new staff member builds a new system, and years of school life go unused.

The concert ended. The photos still have a job to do.

Find a photo, check it and put it to work.

School media lives across inboxes, phones and shared drives. When someone new takes over the newsletter or the recognition display, finding the right file should not mean starting over. In your demo, we’ll follow one school photo from search to reuse.

What we'll show you

  1. Open the event folder

    Choose the site and folder where the spring concert’s photos, videos and documents live.

  2. Search for the right shot

    Search titles, captions and tags or describe the shot, then filter or sort within the folder.

  3. Preview before you use it

    Check the image and its details before it goes anywhere public.

  4. Download or reuse it

    Download the original or a resized JPEG, PNG or WebP, copy a link, or pick it for your next school story.

Built around how a school runs

A library shaped like your school.

Set up folders for the teams, seasons, departments and events you already talk about. Every file keeps its details, so anyone on your team can find it again.

Folders that follow your calendar

Nest folders by year, season, team or event, and rearrange them when programs change.

Search by what’s in the photo

Type “senior night” or “choir in the gym.” Rocket checks titles, captions and tags and finds photos that match your description, across the library or within one folder.

Upload a whole event at once

Drop in a batch of photos, videos and PDFs. Programs and newsletters finish converting in the background while you keep working.

Details that stay with the file

Titles, captions, tags and dates stay attached, so the next person knows what they’re looking at.

Accessibility you can see

Each image shows whether its alt text is done, so the photos you publish are described for every visitor.

Cleanup you can undo

Deleted files go to Recently Deleted first, so a tidy-up can be reversed.

Library features can vary by Rocket setup; your demo confirms what your team will have. Prefer a video now? The product tour shows staff uploading and editing content in Rocket’s recognition editor.

Private by default. Public on purpose.

Uploading a photo isn’t publishing it.

Most school photos are meant for the school community, not the open web. Keep the full record in a library your school controls, and decide what goes public one photo at a time.

Your photo-release and consent records still set the rules. Rocket gives staff one place to check a file before they use it.

How a photo moves

  1. Gather

    Coaches, teachers and communications staff bring files into one school library instead of keeping them on phones and in inboxes.

  2. Describe

    Add a title, caption and tags while the event is fresh. Tag photos with use limits so they’re easy to spot later.

  3. Choose

    When a story needs a photo, staff search, preview and check its details before it leaves the library.

  4. Publish

    Use the chosen photo on your website, newsletter, social posts or Rocket displays. Everything else stays in the library.

One library, every storyteller

Built for every team that tells your school’s story.

Communications

Fill the newsletter, website and social calendar without hunting for photos. Search, check and download the right size in one go.

Athletics & activities

Keep each season’s team photos, game shots and senior nights together, ready for banquets, record boards and signing days.

Advancement & alumni

Pull photos from years back for reunions, donor updates and hall of fame inductions, with names and dates still attached.

A handoff that survives the school year.

Your school

Choose a first event folder, name who approves how its photos are used, and keep your consent, privacy and retention rules in charge.

Rocket

Walk through that folder with you, then confirm setup, content-preparation and training help in your proposal.

The next staff member

Opens the same folders and finds the approved files with their names, dates and context still attached.

A Hall of Fame touchscreen in a blue tiled alcove above the words Once a Padre, Always a Padre
On campus at Junipero Serra High School, from Rocket’s installation gallery.

From a Rocket school

Rocket Alumni Solutions has made updating our hall of fame and everything else on campus that involves awards or accolades a one stop shop for everything.

Logan WolfJunipero Serra High School

Where it fits.

Rocket sits beside the storage you already use. Bring the files your team wants to find again, and keep your own rules for how they are used.

Before you book

Your current storage
Stays where it is. Upload the files your team wants to find and reuse in Rocket.
Publishing
Uploading a file doesn’t publish it. Staff choose where each file is used and check it first.
Access & pricing
Confirmed for your Rocket setup in your proposal.

One event

Spring concert

  • PhotosApproved performance shots
  • ProgramNames and pieces performed
  • VideoThe finale, ready to share

Ready for

  • Newsletter
  • Recognition
  • Social
Illustration: one event’s material, kept together for its next use.

40 ways schools use it

Media Management use cases

Start with the job your school needs done. Each guide covers what to include, how it works with Rocket and the questions schools ask first.

Organize the library

Bring the photos, video and documents behind your school stories into one useful home.

10 guides

Find and reuse

Get from “we have a photo of that somewhere” to the right file, ready to use.

10 guides

Teams and handoffs

Let the people who make school media share it, and keep it when staff change.

10 guides

Preserve every year

Protect this year’s material and rescue the years already at risk.

10 guides

For principals, ADs and advancement teams

Why school leaders choose Rocket.

A project your school community sees every day needs a partner that answers quickly and stays for the long run.

schools and organizations
1,500+
touchscreen installations
2,000+
customer satisfaction
4.9/5
average chat response
< 10 s
  • Help in seconds, not tickets

    24/7 live chat from Rocket’s Boston team, with a personal customer success contact from kickoff onward.

  • Your staff don’t do it alone

    Rocket can prepare your names, photos and records. See content help.

  • Ready for your IT review

    Encrypted data, SSO and student-data commitments for K-12. Read about security.

  • Built to grow with you

    Unlimited content with no per-profile fees, and new features as Rocket releases them.

Questions

A few practical questions

It does not have to. Keep your current storage and upload the files your team wants to find and reuse in Rocket. We’ll look at where your staff stores material today and which publishing tasks need help.

Your next step

Give your next school story a head start.

See a staff member find the right photo and put it to work. Samples welcome, never required.

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