This featured blog for the month of June was written by one of the Drive to Save Lives prevention speakers, Matt Bellace, PhD. Meet Matt Summer break from school is just starting for some (sorry, New Jersey) and in full swing for many others, so now is a good time to think about, well, good […]
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Prom is a magical time for high school students—a night of celebration and joy. However, it can also come with risks, particularly those related to drinking and driving. One initiative that encourages students to have safe, memorable nights during this magical time is Prom Promise. This program inspires students to commit to sober and responsible
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The month of April is Alcohol Awareness Month which includes underage and binge drinking awareness. One of our featured speakers on the Drive to Save Lives tour this month, Kathi Sullivan, shares her story in this featured blog. Meet Kathi As I sit in Wisconsin, 849 miles away from home, freezing in -1 degree weather,
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As February rolls around each year, it’s not just about Valentine’s Day and heart-shaped candies. For many of us, it’s a time to shine a light on an often overlooked issue that affects millions of teens worldwide—teen dating violence. Why Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Matters Teen dating violence is a reality that many young
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Impaired Driving Awareness Month is an opportunity to educate and empower students, educators, and the community to make safe driving choices throughout the month of December. By promoting education, peer support, and community involvement, high schools can play a pivotal role in reducing impaired driving incidents and keeping roads safer. Understanding the Risks Impaired driving
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National Seatbelt Day, observed annually on November 14th, is aimed at promoting seatbelt use and raising awareness about the life-saving benefits of buckling up. This campaign is part of a broader effort to reduce traffic fatalities and injuries by encouraging drivers and passengers to always wear their seatbelts. The Facts Seatbelts are one of the
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November 13th marks World Kindness Day, a global celebration dedicated to promoting kindness and compassion. For high school administrators, educators, and students, this day offers a powerful opportunity to foster a culture of kindness within the school community. This year, we are highlighting our friends at CharacterStrong, an organization dedicated to creating positive school climates
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Every year, Drowsy Driving Awareness Week (November 3-9, 2024) serves as a vital reminder of the dangers associated with driving while fatigued. This post focuses on the importance of staying alert behind the wheel and offers practical tips to complement the messages of our speakers with a focus on distracted driving. The Dangers of Drowsy
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Driving marks a pivotal moment in a teenager’s journey toward independence. While this newfound freedom is exciting, it carries immense responsibility. Teen drivers are statistically more prone to crashes than any other age group, highlighting the need for a focused approach on safety, prevention, and informed decision-making. With National Teen Driver Safety Week upon us,
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