Jamesville-DeWitt High School budget support from student view
Carl J. Single interviews four students at Jamesville-DeWitt High School on why voting yes for the school budget helps students. He argues athletics and extracurriculars aid development, and that city tax increases fund a growing district while protecting academics and a long-standing school program. He notes past budget defeats harmed classes and curricula.
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Carl J. Single
Jamesville-DeWitt High School
Jamesville-DeWitt
High School Empathy Belly Trial Gives Reporter a Day of Pregnancy
Danielle Kost, a junior at J. G Birdlebough High School, tries the Empathy Belly to simulate pregnancy. She details the weight, balance loss, bathroom breaks, and the shift in perspective while noting it does not mimic nausea or hormonal mood swings. The exercise aims to foster understanding of expected commitments for a high school mom.
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Phoenix
J.C
Dee Thomas
Dana Woolley
Woolley
Danielle Kost
J. G Birdlebough High School
Fifteen year old Acton argues school drug testing Case
In the U S Supreme Court a 15-year-old, Acton, with his mother, challenges urinalysis drug testing at school under the Fourth Amendment. Lawyers and judges debate unreasonable searches as references to urine fill the courtroom, with ACLU attorney Steven Shapiro commenting during a break.
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Acton
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Steven Shapiro
American Civil Liberties Union
Jim Acton
Acton v Vernonia case fuels students rights debate
Tabitha Soren recalls the 1991 Acton story in Vernonia Oregon where a 12 year old refused a locker room drug test for school sports amid a district drug policy. The case rises to the Supreme Court with arguments about students rights versus school authority and potential nationwide impact.
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Acton
Vernonia
Ore
Tabitha Soren
On The Level Teen Advice Column Opens Doors
A licensed psychologist Dr Mark Schneider collaborates with teen Bevan Miller to tackle common youth issues. Readers may write for guidance to On The Level Magazine P O Box 4915 Syracuse New York 13221.
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Mark Schneider
Onondaga County Mental Health Department
Syracuse
Bevan Miller
Corcoran High School
P.O. Box
N.Y
Student Struggles With Religion And Evolution Beliefs
Dear Religion Decision advises balancing faith and science. It encourages acknowledging evolution alongside faith, suggests defining a personal stance, and recommends researching, listening to differing views, and talking with religious leaders to strengthen informed beliefs.
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Dr. Schneide
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