Teen TWD troublesome
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, drivers younger than 20 had the highest distracted driving fatality rate in the
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
England celebrates “Staying safe in cyberspace”
The United Kingdon launched Anti-Bullying Week (November 16 to 21, 2009) with a definitive report titled “Virtual Violence: Protecting Children
Another teacher “outed” on Facebook
Ashley Payne taught at Apalachee High School in Georgia for two years. While on vacation she was photographed holding wine
Posting address and vacation plans invite burglars
19-year-old Rachel J. Lee of Las Vegas, Nevada, knew what she wanted and how to get it. Dissing knock-offs, she
England tough on texting while driving
Near Oxford, England, 24-year-old Victoria McBryde was on her way to a friend’s house when she got a flat tire.
Struggling economy leads to more teens on the street
State and federal labor laws prevent many teenagers from finding work. In the summer of 2009, less than 30% of
First Lady Michelle Obama mentors high school girls
Community service and giving back is part of Michelle Obama’s life. She gave up a corporate lawyer’s position to run
Phone counseling aids in battle against teen smoking
Regardless of laws restricting possession and use of tobacco products by teenagers, enforcement is another matter. Parents are left to
Finland says the Internet is a “right”
The Bill of Rights in the U.S. Constitution is over 200 years old (enacted in 1791). Over this period, state
Slumber party “raunchy photos” bring suspensions
During the summer of 2009, two sophomore volleyball players at Churubusco High School in Indiana were at a slumber party. Identified