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
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Nerdfighters recommend summer reading
A 9th grade English assignment led to a passion for reading for John Green. Not a fan of “assigned” books,
Texting while driving on the rise
In June, 2012, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released the results of a study of high school students about their
Mean girls target 13-year-old
“Words hurt. Words can kill.” These are the words of Mary Ehmke, the mother of 13-year-old Rachel Ehmke. Rachel was
Prayer in public schools – 50 years later
New York state authorized the voluntary recitation of a prayer in all public schools. The prayer was written by the state Board
Middle schoolers prove the best and worst of the Internet
Karen Klein is a 68 year-old grandmother in the small town of Greece, New York. To make ends meet, she’s a
Cyberbully hears from teen’s mom
Florida mom Debbie Piscitella allegedly took matters into her own hands in protecting her daughter, McKenna. The fourteen year old was
Student faces five years in prison for threatening the President
“I know I can b killed by this communist administration and im challenging them.” This is one of the comments
Teen bystander punished for defending bullying victim
Stormy Rich is a 18-year-old senior at Umatilla High School in Florida. Because of her school work and credits earned,
Facebook photo leads to home robbery
A 17-year-old girl in Sydney, Australia was helping her grandmother count her money at home. She decided to take a picture