People including teens should get free school therapy just like how pregnant teens can go to a free clinic without their parents knowing.
In the midst of inequalities and political chaos, one issue remains ignored: the bullying phenomenon in American schools.
The increasing availability of drugs to teenagers, causes early addicts and heartbreak to the family.
The rising cost of tuition in Oregon has increased over the past years and has become an issue for some high school graduates going into college. W...
Our country should improve education on this topic.
Due to the changing world Sex Education in schools needs to be expanded and reformed to keep all teenagers safe.
Out of 160 countries, 61% have a minimum drinking age of 18-19 years old; only the U.S and a mere 11 other counties have it set to 21.The U.S has a...
Once we're 18, we're adults and can fight for the military, but not have a drink? Unfair!
My best friend was hit by a drunk driver driving home to see his family from college. The driver had 3 drunk driving offences already and this woul...
The drinking age in the U.S. is at 21. That may be lowered and I have some reasons for it not to be.
It’s not fair the way these immigrant teens are getting treated in their countries. I say yes, to keeping our borders open. Not every immigrant is ...
People with tattoos and piercings should have equal opportunity to get jobs and not be overlooked based on appearance.
The drinking age needs to be lowered because lowering the drinking age will stimulate the economy, reduce crime rates, and protect teens.
Today in the US, only citizens ages 18 and older and some 17 year olds in certain states can vote in the presidential election. This is unfair and ...
Why there should be even more strict laws about drinking and driving.
Students get too much homework, and it's affecting their grades and stress levels. Students go to school for 6-8 hours a day and then get 1-4 hours...
In this letter, I argue that teen homelessness needs to end. I also discuss the consequences of being homeless in the U.S.
Everyday someone's sister, brother, mother, father, or child is a victim of drunk driving. In 2010, there were over 13,000 deaths due to drunk driv...
