Singapore, the Philippines and Quebec tackle cyberbullying
Everyone knows that www stands for the World Wide Web. So, obviously the Internet is global. Consequently, cyberbullying is worldwide
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Random drug tests for college students
Linn State Technical College in Minnesota trains students for careers in heavy-equipment operation, or involving high-voltage electricity and dangerous, caustic
Haircut is teen girl’s punishment in juvenile courtroom
Two young girls met a three year-old at a McDonald’s playground in Utah. Kaytlen Lopan was 13 and her friend was 11
Australian teen sues to study law
Geelong Grammar School is a prestigious private school in Australia. In fact, England’s Prince Charles attended the school for two terms
Australian teen sues to study law
Geelong Grammar School is a prestigious private school in Australia. In fact, England’s Prince Charles attended the school for two terms
Become a kid reporter to score the big interviews
Topanga Sena is only ten years old but she has interviewed celebrities, athletes and politicians. As a member of the
Social media helps probation officers monitor juvenile offenders
The caption of this article should come as no surprise to anyone. We’ve all read and heard about colleges, universities
Social media helps probation officers monitor juvenile offenders
The caption of this article should come as no surprise to anyone. We’ve all read and heard about colleges, universities
Cyber Bullying Among the Youth
The following is an excerpt from student Denisse Lim’s thesis paper, which she wrote for her school the MGC New
Protesting a dress code by shunning the uniform
What better way to protest a school’s uniform than refusing to wear it? That’s what two students at an elementary