Does the U.S. Constitution matter to you?
You may have read parts of this 4543 word document in a government or political science class. Passed in 1787,
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Discuss the law with other teens.
Poker: a teaching tool or playing with fire?
Gambling among teenagers is a nationally recognized problem. A study* released in October, 2010 found that 15% of boys ages
Parents of gang members sent to parenting class
The Parent Accountability Act went into effect in California in 2010. This new law gives judges the authority to order
Does exposure to an infant reduce aggression?
Studies by a Canadian organization called “Roots of Empathy” are turning heads in the fight against bullying and cyberbullying. The program
Is zero-tolerance at school for body scents going too far?
An Indiana mom doesn’t think so. Her son, J.Z., had to be treated at school on a few occasions and was
Is zero tolerance at school for body scents going too far?
An Indiana mom doesn’t think so. Her son, J.Z., had to be treated at school on a few occasions and was
Risky behavior linked to hyper-texting
Last year over 4200 students at twenty public high schools in Ohio were surveyed about their digital habits. Dr. Scott
Can you be sued for something you did when you were four?
Juliet Breitman and Jacob Kohn were riding their bikes while their mothers watched. The 4 year olds were racing down
Supreme Court to review questioning of 9-year-old at school
In 2003, an Oregon father was arrested for sexual abuse of an unrelated 7-year-old boy. A week later a social worker
“Life as a gay teenager” censored
A column with this title was written by Sean Simonson for his high school online newspaper. Sean is a senior