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You may think right off the bat that by the sounds of it, this is crazy for a teacher to do this! People have been arguing about who's right and who's wrong at this school but, you be the judge! It all started when an 8 year old, who was apparently giving her teacher, Renee Luise Oettershagen some attitude, decided to throw out a whole banana into the trash...

Would you take a bullet for your brother? OK, how about your frat brother? OK, how about your soon-to-be frat brother that you met a few weeks ago? Didn't think so.

Kids have more insight than some people think.  If you stop and listen to them for a little bit, you might get some very valuable advice.  That's definitely the case in this video from the self acclaimed "Kid President".  He's got a pep talk for teachers and students alike in his latest video. My favorit...

Are you still paying yours off? College loans can get crazy expensive. Was it worth all that money you spent? Right in our own backyard, you may just get the best bang for your buck. According to WKBW, The University at Buffalo now finds itself among the best public universities in the country when it comes to low loan debt for its graduates...

School's back in session, which, for some is a reason to brag.

All over the country right now, 18-year-olds are excited to start college. But the students at Georgia Tech are really excited.

Maybe we depend on our phones too much.

The heat is on a Jacksonville, Florida daycare that fired a teacher for saving her kids from a fire.

Jared Marcum, a 14-year-old middle school student who was arrested and suspended from school after refusing to take off a National Rifle Association shirt, is now facing up to a year in jail.

At 18, Lauren Alaina has already released a debut album ('Wildflower') and is working on a followup. Despite having a successful career and achieving considerable fame, the Season 10 'American Idol' runner-up celebrated a huge milestone in her life on Friday (May 31) -- she graduated high school!

Ashley Barker lied so she could skip work. Now, she doesn't have to worry about having a job to go to at all.

A yearbook prank by a Missouri girl could now bring federal charges upon her.