Middle school essay leads to suspension
Raphael Cox was 13-years-old and a student at Warwick Valley Middle School in New York. He had a history of
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Twelve year old saves his Dad from prison
Chris Moss was 11-years-old and lived with his parents in New York. His father does part-time maintenance work and his
Straight A student with highest GPA denied valedictorian title
Kymberly Wimberly graduated from high school on May 13, 2011 from McGehee Secondary School in Arkansas. Except for one B
We can’t forget what happened on 9/11/01
The events of September 11, 2001 may be a faint memory to some of you. Ten years ago, many of
Police search of high school athletes lawful
Central Falls High School is in Rhode Island. Their soccer team had an away game at Coventry High School. While
“Flash mobs” lead to criminal charges
What originally started out as a community get together for fun and spontaneity has turned ugly in recent years. The
New Parenting Book: Do I Get My Allowance Before or After I’m Grounded?
This guest post is written by Vanessa Van Petten, creator of RadicalParenting.com and author of the parenting book, “Do I Get
IM’ing at home lands student in juvie
Dylan Mardis “wanted Hannibal known for something.” He was a sophomore at Hannibal High School in Missouri. This is one of
Chat room leads to pregnancy and 32-year prison term
When Betty was 13-years-old, she began using chat rooms on the Internet. She changed her online name to “Emily” and
Facebook personal info leads to email hacking
George Bronk was 21-years-old and lived at home with his parents in California. He spent much of his time trolling