Remember those awkward moments on the school bus? Teachers who made your life miserable? Feelings of alienation on the playground and cafeteria? Times haven't change.
This was an anatomy lesson fourth graders in Joliet, Ill., will never forget. A 46-year-old man was arrested after driving naked next to a school bus for several miles while pleasuring himself.
How's this for a little public display of affection: A group of Shepherd Junior High School students in east Mesa protested the school's ban on
PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) is heaping praise on an Eagle Rock, Calif., schoolteacher who's appointed an insect monitor because she doesn't want any creepy critters squashed in her classroom.
Michelle Barile, the mother of a 6-year-old at Ohio's Parma Community School, says "They can't tell me how I can cut my son's hair." But school officials say the school they're only enforcing a dress code.
A Pennsylvania school bus driver told students he was an undercover officer, and flashed a badge a few times so they wouldn't misbehave on the bus. The 59-year-old man has now been arrested for impersonating an officer.
Take a look at colleges around the country and you'll find you can take classes in "Learning From YouTube" "Mail-Order Brides" and other intellectual pursuits.
A preschool teacher will stand trial for allegedly duct taping a pair of three-year-olds to the wall. Indeed, duct tape works on everything, except an alibi.
When did "Here is to the Bus Driver" become a drinking song?
A 10-year-old from Mexico City who didn't want his Christmas vacation to end, glued his hand to the bed. Paramedics had to scrape him free, and he didn't even get to take a sick day.
