Do you think your parents can be too overprotective?
<strong>Jordan Ray, senior, Lawrence High School</strong><br/> <em>"No. They're not that overprotective. They just want to make sure I get good grades and don't get into trouble."</em>
<strong>Sylvia Yimer, junior, LHS</strong><br/> <em>"No. They just want me to be responsible. They're just trying to be helpful and guide me in the right direction."</em>
<strong>Nicole Limones, sophomore, LHS</strong><br/> <em>"No, not really. She pretty much thinks about what's best for me and my siblings."</em>
<strong>Brandon Loader, junior, LHS</strong><br/> <em>"Yes. They always look out for me and check on my grades. They always make sure that I check in on time and that they know where I'm going."</em>
<strong>Lauren Johnson, sophomore, LHS</strong><br/> <em>"I used to think so, but I've just kind of grown accustomed to it by now."</em>
<strong>Jordey McTaggart, sophomore, LHS</strong><br/> <em>"No because sometimes they do let me do whatever I want."</em>
<strong>Kaylen Peterson, sophomore, LHS</strong><br/> <em>"They're a little bit overprotective. I'm the oldest, so I've done things that they've never had to deal with before. It's usually the hardest for the oldest sibling."</em>
<strong>Rachel Keller, sophomore, LHS</strong><br/> <em>"No. I don't think so. They care if I do bad things, but they trust me enough to make my own decisions. If I made bad decisions, they would probably be more protective."</em>
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