“Little Hacker” gets 11 years
19-year-old Matthew Weigman, also known as “Little Hacker,” is a blind teenager from the Boston area. He was arrested in 2008
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
“Schools are not constitutional dead zones”
These are the words of Adam Wolf, the ACLU lawyer for Savana Redding referring to the Supreme Court’s decision on
Fifth grade chorus viewed by millions on YouTube
A group of fifth graders at Public School 22 in New York have been singing their way to fame this
Homeless teen is college bound!
When Valencia McMurray was in the 10th-grade in Minneapolis, Minnesota, her mother moved out-of-state to care for her grandmother. Her
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Kanye performs free concert for 3,000 students
Kanye West performed a free concert at the Chicago Theatre for 3,000 high school students a couple weeks ago. Kanye’s
Report school bullying anonymously
Florida is joining other states in making it easier to report bullying at school. The Hillsborough County School District has
Parents prosecuted for kids’ truancy
A two-year effort to fight truancy in San Francisco schools has resulted in a 23% drop of elementary school students skipping
Even the President gets bullied online
The U.S. Congress is considering a bill that would allow the government to suppress torture photos of detainees in the
15-year-old Iowa teen wins $50,000 for texting
Kate Moore, of Des Moines, Iowa, got her first cell phone eight months ago. She built up a habit of 400