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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Does wearing a hoodie mean you’re looking for trouble?
Apparently to some the answer is “yes.” To those who equivocate, it’s “maybe” or “it depends.” To a growing number
Bullying is not limited to the young
Although most media coverage on the subject of bullying is about middle and high school students, it is also a
Undocumented high school students speak out
Students from Mira Mesa High School in San Diego wrote an open letter to “Whom It May Concern” that was published by Education
“I gotta go to church now . . .lol”
Sounds innocent enough, doesn’t it. But don’t let the words fool you. This was part of a journal entry made
High school editorial on atheism is censored
Krystal Myers is a student at Lenoir City High School in Tennessee. She is an honor student, captain of the
What do you think about being fined for breaking the rules at school?
A charter school in Chicago that includes ten high schools has a unique policy in dealing with students who violate
Kony2012: you can help save a child!
Until this week, a little known organization in San Diego, California called Invisible Children operated well below the radar. Then the unthinkable
Is bragging a crime?
Generally, a braggart is a person who talks boastfully about himself or herself. Someone who brags about their success is
Is the movie “Red Tails” for boys, girls or both?
That seems to be the question in one Texas school district. Almost 6,000 fifth grade boys were treated to a