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Maurnice Declue, the teenager who was captured on camera beating a fellow student and went viral earlier this year, was sentenced to court-supervised probation

Teen who 'beat' Kaylee Gain in brutal school fight released on court supervision

When we stumble upon videos and pictures from the 1980s, many things seem different from now - the dressing sense, the lifestyle, and the gadgets people used at that time. However, after a video of students from 1987 went viral on Twitter, people on the internet have been questioning why everyone is looking so mature. It is captioned, "High school in 1987."

Video of high school students from the 1980s has everyone asking why teenagers look so old

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Maria Washington and her husband Aaron realized they were on to something.

Her Son Struggled In School. After Helping Him Become an 'A' Student, She Started a Business to Replicate Their Success.

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ONLY half of recent high school graduates are planning to attend a four-year college or university, contrary to popular belief, according to new research. A survey of 1,000 recent public high school graduates (ages 18 and 19) and 1,000 parents of public high school students found that just 22% felt “very prepared” for life after […]

US high school students are ditching 4-year college plans & want to take five ‘less traditional’ routes after graduation

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Skills that kids practice at home can lead to success in the classroom.

What Teachers Wish Parents Would Do To Prepare Kids For The School Year

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Dennis the Menace actor Jay North is now 73 years old. This is his story. On August 3, 1951, Jay North was born Jay Waverly North, Jr., in Los Angeles, and seven years later, began acting on TV on shows like Wanted: Dead or Alive, and 77 Sunset Strip.

Former Childstar Jay North (TV's 'Dennis the Menace') Turns 73

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A college teacher said her students are missing key life skills in their freshman year. She wants parents to teach kids about budgeting and safety.

I've worked with college students for years. Parents should teach their college-bound kids these key life skills this summer.

The writer's son said he wanted to drop out of high school to teach himself. She let him, and he explored his love of travel and filmmaking.

My son dropped out of high school to teach himself and later decided against college. I supported him every step of the way.

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When you have kids, summers are a flurry of activities. Going to amusement parks and zoos, playing outside, eating ice cream—lots and lots of ice cream. And then, the preteen years hit and all that changes. Suddenly a kid’s interest shifts. They spend less time hanging with the fam and more hanging with friends, or alone. Though this transition is natural, it can still be painful for parents and make them feel like they’re not doing enough to evoke that same kind of magic the season once held. As Cyndy Gatewood’s three children have all entered teen and preteen chapters,...

Parents with teens can't help but relate to mom's heartbreaking video about 'summer guilt'

If you’re like most parents, you’d probably be thrilled to hear that your teen has taken up the wholesome hobby of gardening. But if they’re spending more time discussing gardening on TikTok than digging in the dirt, you may find that their new green thumb relates to something else entirely: smoking weed.

What Teens Really Mean When They Say They're Gardening

Parental anxiety is common during the college transition. You're not alone. Early intervention can address potential concerns and provide additional support. You still have time to navigate this journey with your daughter with these simple tips and strategies. We have been inundated with questions from concerned parents in advance of...

Is She Ready for College? A Parent’s Guide

Children develop so rapidly that tracking how to best support them can be challenging. Since developmental curves remain steep even after kids grow out of the baby and toddler stages, it's understandable that parents are left searching high and low for advice on raising school-age kids. School-age children thrive when...

Top Advice For Raising School-Age Kids

You’ve been there for your child’s first words, first steps and first day of school. Are you ready for their first heartbreak?. It can be easy for adults to dismiss the feelings of a young teen going through their first real emotional breakup. As a parent with maturity and experience, you know these feelings will pass, that a broken heart won’t last forever and that your child will eventually find someone else to be smitten with.

For Teens, Breaking Up is Hard to Do

Twenty-two teenagers were taken to hospital, including a 17-year-old girl who later died, during a drum and bass event, papers have shown. The teenager who died in hospital of a suspected MDMA overdose after attending the Worried About Henry gig at Dreamland, Margate, on 29 June, has been named locally as Emily Stokes.

22 teens in suspected overdose at gig - report

When we stepped out of the elevator in my daughter’s dorm on move-in day, her younger sister dramatically pointed to a fixture on the wall. “There! That’s where you will fill your water bottle!”. It had become a family joke over the course of the summer. I had...

Dear Parents of College Freshmen: They Will Figure Out Where to Fill Their Water Bottle

In an age where young people face unprecedented challenges, addiction remains a dark specter that continuously evolves. For today’s teens, the allure of addictive behaviors can be particularly insidious, given their stage of life marked by exploration and identity formation. Read on to delve deep into the most prevalent addiction among teenagers, examining its impacts, underlying causes, and the paths toward healing.

Our Teens & Their Screens: Exploring the Top Addiction Haunting Today’s Teens

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Auramaxxing is a new social media topic that seeks to define and optimize a person’s appeal, based on behavior and events. One teen mom wonders if this is just a digital outlet for age-old adolescent insecurity, or a sign of something more troubling.

Auramaxxing Feels Like A Real Life 'Black Mirror' Episode, and I Hope Our Teens Can Escape It

Parents, do you think your child would be able to survive if they were transported back to the '70s or '80s? Could they live at a time before the digital revolution put a huge chunk of our lives online?These days, everyone has a phone in their pocket, but before then, if you were in public and needed to call someone, you used a pay phone. Can you remember the last time you stuck 50 cents into one and grabbed the grubby handset? According to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, roughly 100,000 pay phones remain in the U.S., down from 2 million in 1999.Do you think a 10-year-old kid would have any idea how to use a payphone in 2022? Would they be able to use a Thomas Guide map to find out how to get somewhere? If they stepped into a time warp and wound up in 1975, could they throw a Led Zeppelin album on the record player at a party?

Parents who grew up in the '70s and '80s remember the experiences that blow their kids' minds

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A bill quietly introduced this spring in the Colorado legislature to decriminalize the possession of drug paraphernalia obtained by harm reductionists has become law. As low-key as the legislation was introduced, the bill was signed into law without fanfare June 6. It garnered little to no media attention.

Colorado legalizes needles, pipes for meth and crack if obtained by harm reduction group

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I'm a public school teacher and my parents pay for my phone bill. By helping me out now, I'll be more financially independent in the future.

I'm a public school teacher trying to save money for grad school. I'm on my parents' phone plan and they pay for my tickets to see them.

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100 Essential Life Skills Teens Need to Learn at Home

Do you ever wonder if you’ve taught your teens enough life skills to go out into the real world and succeed? School fills them with facts...

100 Essential Life Skills Teens Need to Learn at Home

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