Attention high school journalists: May 3rd is World Press Freedom Day
For the first time in United States history, World Press Freedom Day will be celebrated on May 3, 2011. Started
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Cyberbullying victim obtains order of protection against bully
One way to deal with either a bully or cyberbully is to seek an Order of Protection from a court.
Colorado gets tough on student concussions
Known as the “Jake Snakenberg Act”,* Colorado has passed one of the nation’s toughest laws covering school sports and youth
Ten years in prison for workplace and cyber-bullying
Brodie Panlock was 19 years old and worked at a cafe in Melbourne, Australia. Three male co-workers picked on her
Getting even by sexting backfires on teen couple
Breaking up with each other is hard enough regardless of your age. But with the sexting craze and short-term relationships
April 15, 2011 – National Day of Silence
On Friday, April 15, 2011, you can show your support of gay rights by participation in the National Day of Silence. Thousands of
Top 5 prom stories of students fighting for their right to date, dance & dress
In recent years, there have been several cases involving lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) students challenging school officials over
Graffiti artist sentenced to set example to young taggers
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Marcelita Haynes told Cristian Gheorghiu, also known as “Smear” that he could help inspire teenagers
Does your school have a police officer on duty?
Many public schools across the country have a police officer on campus during the day. Sometimes referred to as “school
Know your rights at school: Can the police question you?
Today the United States Supreme Court will hear the oral argument in the case of J.D.B. v. North Carolina concerning when