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Mind Your Own Beeswax Analysis

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Mind Your Own Beeswax
Re: “Facing Consequences at Eden Prairie High” written by the Minneapolis/St. Paul Star Tribune Teens will be teens and obviously drinking and smoking will most likely be included. Almost all parents are aware what the teens do now in days. Although there are those kids that lie to their parents. Usually those kids post pictures of themselves drinking or smoking and that is when problems start. Some people apparently report these pictures to the high school that the teens attended to. In my opinion it’s none of the schools business as long as they don’t do those things inside the school campus. I believe it is the parents responsibility to take care and know what their kid is doing and what they’re posting on social

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