I had nothing better to do so searched the books - all of them. Here's a comprehensive list of characters who wore glasses.
Hogwarts students
Harry Potter wears round glasses.
Percy Weasley wears glasses that are consistently described as horn-rimmed.
Hogwarts staff
McGonagall occasionally wears square-shaped glasses. Her animagus form has markings around its eyes that mirror their shape.
Dumbledore of course has his half-moon glasses.
Professor Trelawney wears glasses.
Other characters
Several unnamed goblins are mentioned to be wearing glasses.
Harry's father wears glasses.
Arthur Weasley wears glasses.
Moaning Myrtle wears glasses.
Ernie Prang, driver of the Knight Bus, wears glasses.
The witch who runs the Magical Menagerie shop in Diagon Alley has glasses.
Rita Skeeter wears glasses. Her animagus form has antennae that mirror their shape.
Rufus Scrimgeour wears glasses.
Bob Odgen, a ministry employee from a pensieve memory about the Gaunts, wears glasses.
Aberforth Dumbledore wears glasses.
Molly Weasley seems to wear glasses for reading.
Mafalda Hopkirk, the woman Hermione polyjuiced into in Deathly Hallows, wears glasses.
Why did you use spoiler tags?
For organizational purposes.
Dumbledore has glasses in the books, right? Plus Myrtle. And Rita Skeeter. But I can't remember if they also had glasses in the movies. Myrtle's a goddamn ghost, though - your eyesight really carries over to that?
It's been a while, but weren't Rita's glasses enchanted and not actually for correcting vision?
I don't recall any mention of her glasses being anything special, no.
Myrtle has glasses in the movies
Dumbledore wears half-moon glasses on occasion
But none of them is a student
Percy was in the first book wasn't he?
Trelawney wears absolutely massive coke bottle glasses in the movies.
Edit: now realizing the meme says "student"
Alright yall.
Myrtle is the only "student" who wears glasses in the movies. But shes also not currently a student as shes been sucking dirt for a long while now.
What about the "Didn't know you could read" line?
