“Don’t ask, don’t tell” unconstitutional
In 2004, Air Force Major Margaret Witt was suspended and then discharged from the service for being gay. Under the
CategoryTalk Back
Discuss the law with other teens.
Alternative classes for disruptive students not always required
A fist fight between Viktoria King and Jessica Hardy led to their suspension from Southside High School in North Carolina
No social media? Stop the Madness!
An experiment at Pennsylvania’s Harrisburg University of Science and Technology in September, 2010, has come to an end. The school’s
Should teachers’ comments on Facebook and Twitter be limited?
School districts across the country are addressing the limits of a teacher’s right to post comments on social networking sites.
Could you stay off Facebook for $300 a month?
That’s what Melynda Rushing offered her 20-year-old daughter, Alyssa. It seems that Alyssa, a college student in North Carolina, spent
Don’t let the name of the school fool you
This Saturday, October 16, 2010, is homecoming at Romeo High School in Michigan. Concerned about sexually explicit dancing, the school
State law protecting the American flag found unconstitutional
You may not have heard of the Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kansas but the families of soldiers killed in Iran
Can your name and photo be used in an advertisement without your consent?
A California law passed in 1971 prohibits companies from using people’s names or photos in ads without their consent. If
Student tracking technology in elementary schools
With a beep and a flash of a green light, students at some elementary schools in Illinois are logged into
The President welcomes students back to school
Tomorrow, September 14, 2010, President Obama will give his second back-to-school speech to America’s students. It will be streamed live