Teacher insults elementary school student on Facebook
At G.D. Rogers Elementary School in Florida, a teacher decided to express her thoughts about a student online. Lauren Orban went to
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Is removing a stack of free newspapers “theft?”
Not something you usually think about, right? Really no reason to unless it happens at your school or in your
Teen assault victim goes public on Twitter
In the summer of 2011, Kentucky teenager Savannah Dietrich was drinking with friends when things turned ugly. She passed out
How to Tweet your way out of the Olympics
As you know, the XXX Olympics began last Friday with the opening ceremonies in London, England. Events will take place
“Teens do not use email” & more
In July, 2012, the Pew Research Center published a report titled “Teens 2012: “Truth, Trends, and Myths About Teen Online
The Supreme Court has the final word – but is it final?
Based on recent history, the answer is No.* As society evolves so does the court. In considering life and death decisions
Singapore, the Philippines and Quebec tackle cyberbullying
Everyone knows that www stands for the World Wide Web. So, obviously the Internet is global. Consequently, cyberbullying is worldwide
Random drug tests for college students
Linn State Technical College in Minnesota trains students for careers in heavy-equipment operation, or involving high-voltage electricity and dangerous, caustic
Haircut is teen girl’s punishment in juvenile courtroom
Two young girls met a three year-old at a McDonald’s playground in Utah. Kaytlen Lopan was 13 and her friend was 11
Australian teen sues to study law
Geelong Grammar School is a prestigious private school in Australia. In fact, England’s Prince Charles attended the school for two terms