High School

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  • Abstinence pledges suck -- literally

    As news spreads that teens who pledge chastity have lots more kinky sex, millions of aging boomers ask: Where was Bush when I was in high school?
  • Sex ed as art film

    A new series about sex -- on Showtime this weekend -- dares to make movies for teens by teens.
  • When the drug war invades the chess club

    ACLU lawyer Graham Boyd discusses the impact of Thursday's Supreme Court decision to allow drug testing of students who participate in extracurricular school activities.
  • Justice Kennedy should recuse himself

    His intemperate remarks in a crucial school drug-testing case clearly betray unacceptable bias.
  • "The Oldest Rookie"

    In 1998, at age 35, Jim Morris, a high school teacher and baseball coach, made a bet with his young players that would catapult him from a tryout with the Tampa Bay Devil Rays all the way to the major leagues.
  • Banning the bullies

    In the wake of school shootings, state legislatures are considering laws to crack down on harassment and violence in schools. How will they tell the bullies from the victims?
  • The perfect high

    An Illinois public school has achieved stunning success by admitting only gifted students and lavishing them with resources. But is this fair?
  • Welcome to the curriculum from hell

    Since when is "Hotel California" poetry?
  • A reader's guide to the Columbine report

    We point you to the highlights in a true-crime chronology of the high school killing spree
  • Power play

    What kind of kid would break up with his mother? Mine, apparently.
  • My brother's keeper

    I have saved him all my life, but now there are too many miles between me and the paraded condoms, the muffled awe.
  • Show and tell

    A filmmaker relives the hysterics of high school in a serialized short film she's screening online.
  • Going for the perfect high

    Choosing a high school was a lot easier when you didn't get to choose.
  • Backtalk

    "Ophelia Speaks," a book by teens for teens, talks back to adults who think they know what's up. This teen says it doesn't speak to her.
  • "American Pie"

    He's gotta have it in this male-masturbation comedy, but the still unreleased "Coming Soon" shows that girls need their fun, too.
  • Kiss for luck

    My daughter's eighth-grade graduation is a ritual like none I've ever experienced.
  • Children should be interpreted and not heard

    The Georgia shooting is sure to inspire another torrent of clueless media tea-leaf reading.
  • The showdown at San Leandro High

    A battle between parents and gay-rights advocates may be a preview of the country's next great culture war.
  • Back to My Future

    When you find yourself dancing with the man who used to be Eddie, your eighth-grade boyfriend, why do you feel 15 years old?
  • Losing it

    No lover but the first will ever know me as both a child and a woman.
  • Media Circus: Vice grip

    All I really need to know I learned in high school from Robert Fulghum.
  • Boys town

    Did Glen Ridge raise its sons to be rapists?
  • breaking point

    It's true, says one teenager -- teachers are being pushed over the edge by the savagery of their students.
  • The hounds of spring

    A stint teaching writing to high school students leaves the author wondering why girls still haven't learned how to dream.
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