Emmie Brant, 15, is by all measures, a parent’s dream.
She earns all A’s, has scores of close friends, and has never warranted as much as a call to the principal’s office for misbehaving.
Her mother, Iola High School guidance counselor Melissa Stiffler, knows a thing or two about how teenagers think.
For the past 23 years she’s worked helping high school students, and is in her fourth year at IHS.
Their idyllic home life was thrown into a lurch a week ago Wednesday, when Emmie, a freshman at IHS, left her Woodson County home in the dark of…
Dangers of teen cell phone use hits home
