The dangers of “dripping”
In February, 2017, a study by Yale University professor of psychiatry, Suchitra Krishnan-Sarin, was published in the Journal of Pediatrics
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2017 starts with 13-year-old’s bullycide
Few details are available at this point, but reports from Pueblo, Colorado, indicate that a thirteen year-old girl who had been
Can a fictitious child land you in prison?
This is a question that an Arizona Court of Appeals recently considered. The case involved Dale Allen Wright,* an adult who solicited a postal inspector
Jodi aka Joe kicked out of Boy Scouts
Although the Boy Scouts recently changed their membership policy to allow gay scouts and leaders, their position on transgender scouts
Teen parents and car safety
As teen parents, we hope you understand the danger in leaving your babies and young children in the car for even
Seventh-grader invents new bandage and wins scholarship
Google sponsors an international science contest called the Lego Education Builder Award. One of eight top winners this year was
Should each state raise the smoking age to 21?
Did you see that following Hawaii’s example, California became the second state in America to raise the smoking age to
Is medical marijuana legal at school?
As of early 2016, twenty-three states have legalized medical marijuana. However, only a few public school districts have established rules
The duct tape challenge results in head injury
“I’m just, actually, really lucky to be alive. When I think about it, it seems like I was hit by a
New laws affecting teenagers 2016
Happy New Year, class of ’16 and younger. It’s a new year and of course there are new laws on