Starting in 2016, the Jefferson R-7 School District began giving students opportunities to register to vote as well as the option to leave cam…
Voting for the first time may seem like a daunting task, what with competitive campaigns, new technology at polling centers, and multiple prop…
Summer – a time when most teens choose to spend time with friends, get a summer job at the pool or lie on the sofa.
A high school student who reaches the age of 18 can get involved in politics in the most basic way – by registering to vote – or in a more sub…
Herculaneum High School is full of students of voting age or nearing it, and many of those students say they have opinions about politics and …
Have you ever wondered what happens behind the scenes at polling places? I got the chance to find out firsthand on election day.
When I think of words that could be used to describe the many privileges we have as Americans, the word “choice” comes to mind.
Teens who are eligible to vote definitely should. It is their right as a U.S. citizen to do so.
Teens should make their voice heard in voting. Elections affect everyone – especially young people, because we are the next generation of voters.
