Student allegedly assaulted by principal over pro-gay shirt
Chris Sigler is a 17-year-old senior at Sequoyah High School in Tennessee. In support of his efforts to start a
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
The Supreme Court begins its 2011-2012 term
On Monday, October 3, 2011, the United States Supreme Court started its new term. Oral arguments are set for some
Threat of prison for “talking in class”
Not only is this title true but it involves a first-grade student in Chicago. On or about March 17, 2010,
You are not a Blue-Jay, Do not jaywalk!
How many times have you been going down the street and seen a jaywalker? Way too often. Jaywalking is extremely dangerous. According
Prayers before public school board meeting unconstitutional
The Indian River School District in Delaware was founded in 1969. In 2006, the school district passed a prayer policy
Bullied teen elected homecoming princess
Rachel Sampson, a 14 year-old freshman at Poway High School in California didn’t let the bullies get the best of
School photographer refuses to take bullies’ senior portraits
Taking a unique stand against bullying at school, Jennifer McKendrick decided she didn’t want any “mean girls” representing her business.
“Stop bullying people. Maybe they won’t commit suicide.”
In September, 2011, Jamey Rodemeyer wrote this on his blog. He had just started his freshman year at Williamsville North
Buddy Bully
“Buddy Bully” by Ayesha Starns (4KidsPublisher.com, 2011) As the list of books about bullying continues to grow, we came across a
The Sparkle Effect – an Inspiring Cause
Sarah Cronk is the inspirational teengager who founded The Sparkle Effect and happens to be the 2011 winner of the