The number of Maryland teenagers who smoke cigarettes dropped significantly in the past decade, but state health officials say new statistics show tha...
At Nashua High School in New Hampshire, students aged 16 and older are now facing the possibility of being fined up to $100 per day for cutting class....
LOS ANGELES -- Link is getting a workout. Unlike the button-mashing pursuits in previous installments of the popular Nintendo Co. franchise, "Legend ...
Britney Spears' little sister and former Nickelodeon star (RIP Zoey 101), Jamie Lynn Spears, recently stopped by a Nashville hot spot to showcase her ...
When Aaron Wood came home from a church carnival late last month, he could tell something was amiss. He checked his pockets, rummaged through his whee...
Intertwining music and powerful images, this short film by Everyone reminds us of the humanity and individuality of teen 'losers' who are bullied and ...
Now that we've all watched (and re-watched, and paused to re-read the books in one sitting, and re-watched again) the brand new Hunger Games trailer, ...
We're loving the above animated short from Korea’s Studio Shelter (via The Daily What), asking one simple thing of teens: to keep drawing. And t...
Nick makes headway with Amanda when she shares her big secret. Just as Nick is about to confide in her, his "former" job gets in the way again as all ...
Gay-straight alliance (GSA) clubs are increasingly more common in high schools across the country, offering students of all sexual orientations a plac...
Sick of studying for AP US History? If you don't have time to take a break but could use a little comic relief, check out this student-made short film...
For high school seniors, the college admissions process is a rat race of exams, essays, AP classes, and extra-curriculars. Their mission? To be accepted at the university of their choice.
When I was a little girl and watched A Cinderella Story, I wanted to attend Princeton because, according to the movie, both princesses and Hilary Duff went there. Things changed.
The most stressful part of the college application process is waiting. I find myself missing meals and sometimes forgetting the day of the week, but I have to say, it does make life more interesting.
My mom and I were laughing because otherwise we'd be crying. Laughter eases the college application process, I kid you not.
Talk about bringing it on -- science and cheerleading came together this weekend when Pop Warner and Science Cheerleader combined forces to break the ...
According to the Student Teacher Achievement Ratio (STAR) study, students placed in small classes of 15 students, compared to students placed in large...
Meet Amelia Hempleman-Adams: a tall, slim high-school student with one of the world's most ambitious adventures ahead of her. The 16-year-old Brit hop...
After reading this list of older twentysomething actors who play teens on TV (CW shows and Glee, we're looking at you) it made us wonder: Are any of ...
LOS ANGELES -- Gustavo Dudamel stands off to the side of an orchestra of T-shirt clad teens as they laboriously rehearse Brahms' Hungarian Dance No. 5...
This is a teen-written article from our friends at Teenink.com. Students have a limited amount of power in school, which is one of the main reasons...
GOLD LAKE, Colo. -- They don't HAVE to get up. "Get out of bed, don't get out of bed," they're told. "But if you don't, you don't progress. It's up t...
SALT LAKE CITY -- A couple of Salt Lake students have gone a bit beyond the usual requirements for high school. In fact, they're way past "extra credi...
Schools come in all sizes -- from very, very large, to very, very small. But just how small? By doing a little investigative work through Cappex.com, ...
Those pesky bleeding-heart liberals at the ACLU actually want teachers and school administrators to keep out of your kids' cellphones. A report iss...
