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Mock Crash planned for North Beach Students
Posted by David Havilandon April 22, 2009 at 5:22 am (482 social interactions)
On May 6, 2008 the Ocean Shores Police Department in conjunction with the North Beach High School, TADD (Teens Against Destructive Decisions) will be presenting a Mock Crash at North Beach High School. The Mock Crash is one of many programs put on by TADD in hopes of educating today's teens to make the safe and right life decisions.
The Ocean Shores Police Department has partnered with TADD on several projects and hopes that this presentation will enlighten students to the consequences of drinking and driving. The Mock Crash involves police, fire, and coroners response, demonstrating what occurs at an accident scene. A memorial service is held following the accident investigation to show the devastation that occurs as a result of drinking and driving.
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A similar mock accident at Waterville High School October of 2006.
TADD is an organization consisting of North Beach High School students who work to educate others about making positive life decisions. In 2002 North Beach High School started this program to help students make positive choices. TADD was organized and consists of several students who want to help others avoid destructive decisions. TADD has brought in guest lecturers to talk about the consequences of drinking and driving as well as drug use. Prison inmates have talked at assemblies, giving first hand accounts as to the effects of drinking and driving on their lives. Besides lectures TADD has looked at other means to help demonstrate the effects of underage drinking.
A mock crash was played out before the high school with the help of the Ocean Shores Police and Fire Departments. The presentation went through the entire scenario of a crash from police and fire being dispatched to the removal of the injured and deceased as well as the arrest of the driver. A moving memorial service was then presented to the student body.
TADD has also brought the Impaired Driving Simulator from the Ocean Shores Police Department to North Beach High School for hands on experience as to the effects of drinking and driving.
Another method to help educate the students about the effects of drinking and driving is the Grim Reaper Program. TADD organized this event in which students were removed from class on 15-minute intervals to demonstrate the fact that every 15 minutes another person dies as a result of a drunk driving accident.
TADD has been very active in it's efforts to enlighten the students of North Beach as to the consequences of destructive decisions and continually looks for new means to address this topic.
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On May 6, 2008 the Ocean Shores Police Department in conjunction with the North Beach High School, TADD (Teens Against Destructive Decisions) will be presenting a Mock Crash at North Beach High School. The Mock Crash is one of many programs put on by TADD in hopes of educating today's teens to make the safe and right life decisions.
Another method to help educate the students about the effects of drinking and driving is the Grim Reaper Program. TADD organized this event in which students were removed from class on 15-minute intervals to demonstrate the fact that every 15 minutes another person dies as a result of a drunk driving accident.
