7-year-old gets suspended for imaginary weapon
Since the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in December, 2012, teachers and administrators are taking a close look at anything
Tagrights at school
Tip for teen politicians: Do your homework
This is one admonition you’re used to hearing from your parents and teachers. It also applies if you run for public office
Do Supreme Court decisions have an immediate effect on your life?
You may be wondering what this means. If the Supreme Court decides a case and issues a ruling, isn’t that
Is a C+ worth $1,300,000?
Graduate student, Megan Thode, thinks so. In the fall of 2009 Megan was a student at Lehigh University in Pennsylvania.
Fines for harrassing teachers online
House Bill 1364 has been introduced into the Indiana Legislature in 2013. If passed, the new law will allow for
Tennessee attempts to limit talking about homosexuality
A state senator in Tennessee has attempted for six years to get a law passed that would prohibit school teachers from
Teen’s poem about Sandy Hook massacre brings suspension
California high school student, Courtni Webb, wrote about her thoughts and feelings following the elementary school massacre in December, 2012
Do as I say, not as I do – Teachers Caught Cheating!
This story may be one that leaves you scratching your head. Men and women with the desire to enter the classroom
Should schools be tracking students’ weight?
You have undoubtedly read about the obesity problem in America. It includes adults as well as elementary, middle and high
Teen’s hoax brings criminal charges and lock-up
On the same day as the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in Connecticut in December, 2012, a 17-year-old girl in