By Robert M. Vincent, MS.Ed, NCAC II, CDP, NESAP; Public Health Analyst (NAPS)—Talking to your kids about alcohol may feel like a daunting task, but doing so can help prevent future health challenges and risks. It’s important to broach the … read more
(NAPS)—Nearly 17 million high school seniors graduate each year, the U.S. Department of Education estimates, and many plan to attend college. But are they all really college-ready? Data suggests the answer is a resounding “no.” According to the 2015 “Condition … read more
(Family Features) Today’s students are increasingly at risk of being bullied, and the effects of bullying can be devastating. Bullying is a problem that affects millions of students of all races and classes. One in four kids is bullied and … read more
By John Urs People all around us want to live a full life and they are trying everything to have it. Many of them found a new way to have an exciting and happy life: extreme sports or extreme adventures. … read more
Provided by: Get Up! Get Active Award: $1,000 Deadline: October 31, 2016 The Active Life Scholarship to Tackle Your Weakness is open to current high school and college students who are at least 15 years of age. You must submit a short … read more
By Michael Radklick, RepairPal Summer is winding down, and millions of new drivers have taken their parents’ old ride or a used car back to school. But beyond financial tips, what do kids need to know about their cars so … read more
Order Teen Graffiti online and get a full year for just $24.97. That’s 6 great issues that will keep you in touch with other teens all year long! You’ll love all the awesome columns, teen-2-teen advice and loads of professional … read more
(Family Features) Winning a scholarship can be as competitive as gaining entrance to the college of your choice. While academic performance, extracurricular activities and character all matter, your success often boils down to discovering scholarships that fit your credentials and … read more
Have you been waiting on God as you waThe sound of the small rubber wheels racing down the cool asphalt penetrated my unconsciousness like thunder on a clear day. I turned over slowly without opening my eyes denying that morning … read more
By Marjorie Hansen Shaevitz When you were in grammar school and junior high, on the first day of school, what did teachers ask you the moment you walked into their classrooms? Remember? “What did you do this summer?” Most of … read more
