“It was my first time seeing judges coming to our school – it was awesome”
This was 11-year-old Tyson Gibbs’ comment following a school assembly at Lowe Elementary School in Kentucky. A new judge was
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
New poll indicates “sexting” is common
The practice or trend of sharing naked or semi-naked pictures on the Internet or by cell phone is not a
Teen killers wonder what it’s like to take a life
In two disturbing cases recently, two teens have acted on their thoughts about killing. In Ohio, seventeen year old Andrew
Teen attitudes improve over past 20 years
In a nationwide survey of over 3,000 girls and boys in grades three through twelve, more teens are making responsible life decisions
Can you pass this Cyberbullying test?
How much do you know about Cyberbullying? Think about and discuss in class or with your family the following statements.* These
Praise pays at Vermont school
More than 50 elementary schools in Vermont have implemented the Positive Behavioral Support approach to school discipline. The basic idea
Student ordered to pay $675,000 for downloading music
Joel Tenebaum is a 25 year old graduate student at Boston University who was accused of illegally downloading 30 songs. The
White House science fair features how “cool science can be”
In an attempt to shine the spotlight on America’s young inventors, the White House announced a national science fair in
Student privacy includes praise for high grades
It may sound like a petty issue but, to some, disclosure of student data is serious business. When students receive
High school graduation speech is not an opportunity to preach
At her June, 2006 graduation ceremony in Nevada, senior Brittany McComb was one of the valedictorians. During the Foothill High