My eldest was looking at porn a couple years ago (age 12). She got it from some predator she met on a teen forum; we had a nanny net. We put the only Internet enabled computer in a lockable room (my own); had the cops trace the predator (nope he hadn't done anything provable in court, but I believe in the hassle factor), and put her on zero privileges for several months. She hasn't done anything wrong with the Internet for at least a year. On the other hand, this past fall (age 14, eighth grade) she was picked up joyriding in my minivan on a mountain road in the middle of the night. (Her position was it wasn't fair that she couldn't have a license because everyone else in her school already had their license, as you can get one at 14 in Arkasas.) This was undoubtably because she was going in to school early to hang with the popular crowd (all troublemakers) in the new public school she was in after we moved from Indiana. (She told me she was going in early to get extra help in Honors Algebra.) This resulted in loss of all privileges for six months for my kid and her immediate transfer to a local Southern Baptist day school; restraint orders on her prior acquaintances; and warrant for troublemaker boyfriend who didn't believe restraint orders were enforceable. (He was a recent immigrant from Honduras, and his parents sent him home rather than have him face the charge.) Since then things have been relatively calm again, and she now has all privileges back again, and is getting A's and B's in everything but science (C). (Sigh, my fault, I have difficulty transmitting respect for science as taught in her school. Although it is kinda sweet to see Adam and Eve among the dinosaurs on the posters on the wall, and to hear second hand about her school's theories on the creation. But she takes biology next year, and that uses a decent text. The other courses are taught quite reasonably, even, for the most part, Christian Studies, and although it is too bad that the teacher of the course is a moron, I point out that this gives us both the opportunity to exercise the virtue of charity. (Evidence to support my position that the gentleman in question is a moron: (1) "The Pope is an agent of the devil, so we shouldn't mourn the death of JP II" (2) "Catholics believe that it's okay to drink and have sex and do whatever on Mardi Gras because the next day they are going to go to Confession, but we Christians believe in following Jesus every day" and (3), (to my kid) "You are in Honors Spanish and Honors Algebra? But you're Hispanic! Wow, you must be really smart!" What I wouldn't give for a good Catholic high school, or better still, a solid college preparatory school in this town like the one she was in back in Indiana. I may send her to boarding school for eleventh grade, but right now (entering ninth) she needs the parental supervision.