Anything but trivial: Fort Frye, Waterford students attend safe driving event
Fort Frye, Waterford students attend safe driving event
ThinkFast Interactive’s Dan Foley explains the trivia game students will play during an assembly in which Fort Frye and Waterford High School students learned about teen driving habits and safety issues Tuesday in the Fort Frye auditorium. (Photo provided)
From left, ThinkFast Interactive’s Dan Foley is shown on-stage with ninth-graders Deeken Combs, Colton Harris, William Thompson and Grant Schaad. Their team won a trivia contest during an interactive event Tuesday focused on teen driving habits and safety at Fort Frye High School. (Photo provided)
ThinkFast Interactive’s Dan Foley explains the trivia game students will play during an assembly in which Fort Frye and Waterford High School students learned about teen driving habits and safety issues Tuesday in the Fort Frye auditorium. (Photo provided)
From left, ThinkFast Interactive’s Dan Foley is shown on-stage with ninth-graders Deeken Combs, Colton Harris, William Thompson and Grant Schaad. Their team won a trivia contest during an interactive event Tuesday focused on teen driving habits and safety at Fort Frye High School. (Photo provided)
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BEVERLY - Students from Fort Frye and Waterford high schools gathered Tuesday in the Fort Frye auditorium for a game show-themed program aimed at emphasizing driving safety.
The Washington County Health Department received grant funding to bring in ThinkFast Interactive, an experiential student safety program, to provide the interactive educational session for current and future drivers in Washington County. There was a strong focus on distracted driving, as well as the state's highway laws, regulations and penalties, impaired driving and other topics.
Students were divided into teams of three to six to compete for prizes in a trivia contest, Fort Frye Principal Andy Schob said.
The event was organized in conjunction with 4-H Youth Development and the Carteens 4-H club.