This Saturday is World Suicide Prevention Day
The International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) has declared this Saturday, September 10, 2010 as World Suicide Prevention Day. It
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
School district will be searching cell phones
In the Island County School District in Washington principals who have “reasonable suspicion” to believe a student is involved with cyberbullying
Middle school girl sings out against bullying
Hayley Reardon understands the world as she sees it through music. The Massachusetts 13-year-old writes songs and sings about what
11-year-old stirs up Internet controversy
Once again, we see the consequences of unsupervised Internet use by children. Jessica is 11 years old and lives in
Parents impose community service on daughter
Why wait for a court hearing and a judge to hand out a sentence for breaking a law? In Southlake,
Accepting every “friend request” can be hazardous
High school senior, Lynda Lopez, had done all the hard work and looked forward to a great college experience. The
Hate crime murder by 14-year-old goes to trial
Larry King was 15 and in the 8th grade at E.O. Green junior High in California. He had told a
New copyright law affects students and teachers
Copyright is the protection by law of an original work – including music, books, movies and other creative works. Federal
11-year-old tackles bullying from the top
President Obama receives 65,000 letters a week. He has made it a practice to read 10 every day and he
Silence Hurts – middle school students tackle bullying
Recent events in Florida middle schools have prompted school districts to develop anti-bullying programs. In October, 2009, Michael Brewer was assaulted