What Teenagers Are Saying About Holding Parents Responsible for School Shootings
Students react to the conviction of Colin Gray, the father of a teenage gunman who killed four people at Apalachee High School in 2024.
What Teenagers Are Saying About Limiting A’s to Curb Grade Inflation
Students react to Harvard’s proposal to cap the number of A’s professors can award in an effort to make top grades more meaningful.
What Teenagers Are Saying About the Killings in Minneapolis
In the wake of two fatal shootings of U.S. citizens by federal agents, we invited students to share what they are feeling about America.
What Teenagers Are Saying About Gratitude, Winter Blues and ‘Rage Bait’
At the end of the year, students share what they’re thankful for, discuss the good and bad of winter, and debate the Oxford Word of the Year.
What Teenagers Are Saying About ‘6-7’ and the Era of ‘Brain Rot’
Students explain what today’s slang reveals about their generation.
What Teenagers Are Saying About Technology Bans
Students react to an article about the effectiveness of barring cellphones in classrooms and restricting social media for young people.
What Teenagers Are Saying About Their Fall Rituals and Traditions
Students react to articles about how we honor and celebrate the changing of the seasons.
What Students Are Saying About the Decline in High School Reading Skills
In response to news that 12th-grade reading scores are at a 30-year low, teenagers diagnose the problem — and warn of the high stakes for their generation.
What Teenagers Are Saying About Being ‘Cringe’
In response to an article about “climbing cringe mountain,” students discuss embarrassment, surveillance and finding the courage to be themselves.
What Teenagers Are Saying About Gaming
Students react to an article about whether the increasing amount of time boys spend playing video games is a problem.
