Saving for something better
Jean decided a sweet 16 birthday party wasn’t the best way to spend her hard-earned money.
September 15, 2009
Jean decided a sweet 16 birthday party wasn’t the best way to spend her hard-earned money.
After years of being teased, the support Tanya, 14, got at a new school helped her become confident and happy.
Find out what some members of our teen staff learned when they had to keep track of what they bought for a week.
These experiences show how tempting it is to spend, but if you’re smart with your money, you can save and still have fun.
It doesn’t matter if it’s the Harlem shake or jerking, 15-year-old Taylor and her friends love to dance. WITH PHOTO GALLERY AND VIDEO.
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As they return to class, L.A. Youth writers share how the state budget deficit is affecting their schools.
Despite nerves and an intimidating test proctor, John, 17, got his license.