SAY IT AINT SO!!! Summer vacation has officially wrapped up for a few school districts  in El Paso and in the next few weeks, more kiddos will be going back to school. *Cries in Spanish.*

Even if you don't have kids, you'll know it's back-to-school season the second your social media feed fills up with those classic first-day photos. You know the ones I’m talking about: smiling kids holding chalkboards or letter boards that proudly display their name, grade, teacher, and school.

They're adorable, and parents deserve to celebrate those milestone moments. But before you hit "post," there's something important to keep in mind.

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Think Before You Post

Child safety experts, including the Child Rescue Coalition, warn that these seemingly innocent photos can reveal more information than you might realize. Details like your child's school, grade, teacher's name, and even clues about their location can be pieced together by people with bad intentions.

The good news? You don't have to skip the tradition altogether. With a few simple changes, you can still share those special first-day memories while doing a better job of protecting your child's privacy.

Four Tips for Safe Back-to-School Photos

Four Tips for Safe Back-to-School Photos

Gallery Credit: Courtesy: Child Rescue Coalition

PHOTOS: KISS-FM Back-to-School Expo

Take a look at a few photos from past KISS-FM Back-to-School expos.

Gallery Credit: Courtesy: Iris Lopez