high school

When most senior pranks we hear about in the news are not funny and usually cause damage, it was nice to come across this one!

This class of 2013 at Combs High School in Arizona had a senior prank like none other. They had a massive food fight-type prank that resulted in tons of students getting banned from graduation ceremonies.

Miranda Lambert is known for saying what she thinks and doing what she likes. In giving advice to high school seniors, Lambert says she believes everyone should try college -- if it's right for them.

The quote beneath Brantley Gilbert's yearbook picture reads "Hey Andy!" Maybe these aren't the words most high school seniors want to leave as their legacy, but the expression says a lot about who the 'Small Town Throwdown' singer is today.

Imagine going to your child's high school graduation. You want to sit up close. I mean, nobody ever really wants to sit in the back or behind a bunch of other people. Sometimes, it's hard enough just to get everyone in your family a ticket to attend high school graduations in some school districts in Western New York. Now, imagine paying 200 bucks a ticket.

She's a country superstar. She's television personality on the Food Network. She's an author. She's Mrs. Garth Brooks...and more than all of that -- she's pretty smart.

Well, this is something you don't hear every prom season.

Well, this is one for the ages.

More than 60 students from Teaneck, New Jersey, were arrested Wednesday night after being caught vandalizing their school as part of an elaborate senior-class prank.

They ended up crying and they might just have deserved what they got. 62 students at a New Jersey High School thought they were 'pranking' for their Senior Prank but, they seemed to just destroy the school. I'm not too sure what part of this they thought was funny...

Whoever said kids can be so cruel should watch this. We don’t know how we missed this story, but back in November, this fantastic news report aired. It focuses on Danny, a six-year-old boy in Bridgewater, Massachusetts, who serves as the water boy for the fifth-grade football team. D...

Is this bullying? Is it called for? You be the judge.