(NAPS)—Here’s eye-opening news: For most teens, one of the best ways to find success in school is to get enough sleep. When well rested, teens are more likely to be healthy, energetic and have a positive attitude toward life … 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 Naomi Cassata Read Psalm 139:13-16 After looking at the pictures in her teen magazine, Stephanie jumped up to examine her own appearance. Looking into the mirror, she didn’t like what she saw. My nose is too big, my eyes … read more
Teenagers from 12 to 19 years old descended upon North Lake College in Irving, Texas on Saturday, August 9 for an unforgettable time of exchange, exposure, education and more. The event? Only the premier back-to-school empowerment summit for teens in North Texas, “Keepin’ It Real.” Hopefully you … read more
A national Web-based program is working to increase student interest in science and technology by giving young people an opportunity to make a difference in their communities. Organized into teams, students are using STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) to … read more
One thing we can all count on in life is someone disappointing or upsetting us. But what’s important is finding ways to go on with your life, without holding on to anger, which turns into grudges, and in most cases … read more
By Evetta McGriff It’s hard to believe the school year is over in a few short months. By now, you should have turned on the after-burners and kicked it into high gear! If you played around over the past few … read more
The month of October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in which organizations such as the American Cancer Society and other organizations collaborate and host an array of activities throughout the month to celebrate cancer survivors. Although there are other … read more
