Archive for April 3rd, 2007

Often a parent goes back and forth, agonizing whether to send their son or daughter to a troubled teen boarding school, and then they read an article like the one about the new “choking game”, and they decide they’d rather place their at-risk teen in a facility that will teach the confused adolescent basic common […]

As mentioned before, debate is hot and heavy over a school’s random use of drug testing. It is proving difficult for parents to weigh the benefits that may accrue from random drug testing against the violation of privacy and civil rights that it represents. Some schools have intensified their well intended intrusions by indirectly affecting […]