Realistic pellet gun leads to teen’s death
Jaime Gonzalez was a drum major at Cummings Middle School in Brownsville, Texas. The school superintendent described him as “a
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
11 year-old creates anti-bullying website
Hannah Evenson is in middle school in the state of Maryland. She is 11-years-old and has been a victim of
Teens with disabilities succeed after release from jail when supports are in place
Because of budget cutbacks and limited funding for juveniles leaving a correctional institution, many find themselves back in the system
Bullying victim survives and then some
Gurbaksh Chahal came to the United States from India when he was four years old. His family settled in California,
Results of global survey on cyberbullying
The research firm, Ipsos, has completed what may be the first global study of cyberbullying. The online pool included more
New York teen flexes her mussels
Samantha Garvey is a 17-year-old senior at Brentwood High School in New York. She has a 3.9 grade point average, studies Italian and
If selected for jury duty, leave your cell phone at home
When you turn 18, you will be eligible to serve on a jury. Jurors are called up from voter registration
Bystanders get help from anti-bullying apps
Students and parents concerned about how to handle being bullied online or by text have free resources available to them.
Tragic bullycide stories of 2012
When it comes to traditional bullying and cyberbullying, 2012 has started with tragedy for four families. As this post is being
Teens take to vodka Gummi bears
It never surprises us to read about the latest method teens devise to get past the law. While in juvenile