Tolerance wins out over censorship
In September, 2007, Heather Farnham, a 16-year-old student at Spencer-Van Etten High School in New York, was sent home for wearing
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Teen DUI show airs on National Public Radio
On December 13, 2007 a team of Arizona high school students wrote and produced a radio segment about teen drinking
Grammy nominee Taylor Swift [age 17] against DWT.
Driving while texting [DWT] has the national spotlight. Country singer/songwriter Taylor Swift [“Our Song” – “Teardrops on My Guitar” –
Parents in Prison for Teen’s Party
In early November, 2007, Ryan’s mother and stepfather were paroled after serving five months of a two-year prison sentence. In
An exception to Zero Tolerance?
You may have read about 17-year-old Kim Peters, a senior at Willow Canyon High School in Phoenix, Arizona. Kim started
Megan Meier’s story: fatal abuse of the Internet–by a parent!
13-year-old Megan Meier lived in a small Missouri town. She suffered from depression and thought she was overweight. In late
Detention for Hugging??
It’s not just carbonated drinks and cupcakes that are off-limits at many middle schools – the ban has grown to
San Diego middle & high schools hit a grand slam!!
In the true spirit of October’s baseball season, we salute two of many schools that stepped forward to assist with
A blue chalk flower on your front step – graffiti??
That’s what New York City says. Six-year-old Natalie chalked on the front steps of her home. Her parents received a ticket with
Was 19-yr-old Star Simpson’s sweatshirt “art” or a fake bomb?
Star was arrested on 9/21/07 at a Boston airport wearing a computer circuit board, battery and wiring on her sweatshirt. She is