Be inspired! Interview with Teen Trouble Creator Josh Shipp
Josh Shipp has been labeled many things, teen expert being one of them. Huh? He travels around the country speaking to
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Bullying victim converts bully to tolerance
Balpreet Kaur was standing in line at Ohio State’s University Library. Unbeknownst to her, someone took her picture and posted
How one vote can shape a nation and your life*
Why should you vote? Consider the following real-life story: Thirteen year-old Jackson Tiago was in seventh grade at Ingleside Middle
Yearbook photos banned at Minnesota school
At Menagha High School in Minnesota, seniors are allowed to submit a photo of themselves for the yearbook. There are
Canada’s high court protects cyberbullied teen
A.B. was 15 years old when she discovered that someone had created a fake Facebook page using her profile picture.
Teen politician acting badly
Kyle A. Bower was 19 when he was sworn in as a councilman in the Borough of Alburtis in Pennsylvania in
Inmate wants to be prosecuted for her brother’s murder
You didn’t misread the title of this article. Amy Bishop was a professor at the University of Alabama-Huntsville. In 2010, she walked
Does running laps constitute corporal punishment?
Many, if not most, school districts have written policies regarding student discipline. The use of physical punishment (swats or paddling and outside
“Put the White Back in the White House”
At a political rally in Ohio in 2012, this highly offensive message was seen on the back of a t-shirt.* Some may
Romney T-shirt offends teacher
It is common for many schools to allow Fridays to be dress-down or casual days where the dress code is