A Way to Stop Carbon Pollution and Help Americans
*This is not a normal Earth Day. Although the theme of this 50th anniversary is climate action, COVID-19 has captured
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Social isolation tips for parents & educators during the pandemic
While millions of K-12 students are now shut-ins until the coronavirus ebbs, new challenges surface for kids, parents and educators
STOP the SPREAD – STAY at HOME!!
Many of our readers find themselves at home while school is out during the current spread of the coronavirus (Covid-19).
Don’t fall for the “skull breaker” challenge
A new challenge that’s gone viral on certain social platforms may lead to serious injuries or even death. Doctors warn
One year in jail for possessing a cell phone?
That’s the penalty in Vermont proposed in a bill introduced in the state legislature in January, 2020. State Senator John
Three teens elected to their state’s legislature*
In the November, 2018 elections across America, three 19 year-old students were on their state’s ballot and won. They campaigned
Arizona is 48th state to ban TWD
It took the state of Arizona ten years and multiple traffic deaths to come to its senses regarding texting while
“I don’t have a signature”
These were the words of 11-year-old Naomi Wadler of Alexandria, Virginia. You may remember this amazing, articulate fifth-grader from the
Cyberbullying a minor is a crime in West Virginia
Another state has criminalized online bullying of a minor (a victim under age 18). The West Virginia legislature passed House
This 12-year-old understands the First Amendment
How many of you, when confronted by a police officer, would talk back or question the officer? How many 12-year-old