50 high school football players suspended for bullying and more
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One school district in California apparently thinks it’s okay to monitor students’ social media accounts and check in on your Facebook
Unfortunately, the incidents of teens and younger children committing suicide, in part because of cyberbullying, continues in 2013. These tragic
We have written many times about dress codes at school. Most elementary, middle and high schools across the country have
That’s right. An appellate court in New Jersey ruled in August, 2013, that a texter may be held responsible to a third
Smoking alcohol is catching on and health authorities have issued warnings about its dangers. Apparently YouTube videos have gone viral
According to a recent study in France, men consider a woman who’s tattted up as more approachable. Does that surprise
In August, 2013, three boys in Oklahoma who were 15, 16 and 17 years old had little to do until
In 2009, 26-year-old Alonzo King was arrested for assault. At the police station, an officer took a swab of DNA from
On August 5, 2013, a federal court in Pennsylvania decided a case* regarding a school’s ban on wearing “I (heart)