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
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Social media helps probation officers monitor juvenile offenders
The caption of this article should come as no surprise to anyone. We’ve all read and heard about colleges, universities
Social media helps probation officers monitor juvenile offenders
The caption of this article should come as no surprise to anyone. We’ve all read and heard about colleges, universities
Student faces five years in prison for threatening the President
“I know I can b killed by this communist administration and im challenging them.” This is one of the comments
Facebook photo leads to home robbery
A 17-year-old girl in Sydney, Australia was helping her grandmother count her money at home. She decided to take a picture
Rap song against coaches gets student suspended (decision reversed in 2014)
Taylor Bell was a senior at Itawamba Agricultural School in Mississippi. Unhappy with two of his coaches, he wrote and
Off-campus posts by 12 year-old about hall monitor brings detention and more
R. S. was a 12 year-old sixth-grader in a Minnesota public school. During the 2010-2011 school year, R. S. posted
Tweeting leads to arrest of 12-year-old
Arkansas, like many states, has criminalized bullying online. Cyberbullying is a misdemeanor punishable by up to 90 days in jail
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
10 Student Free Speech Cases – from Raunchy Photos to Douchebag Principals
When can a school punish a student for online speech made off campus? That is the question that schools and