WHS Students and Police Unite for Safer Roads
Wilton High School collaborates with Wilton Police Department to deliver a unique safe driving awareness program, empowering teens as road safety advocates.
A collaboration between Wilton High School physical education teacher Dr. Kelly Holtz, media production teacher Maria Breece, and the Wilton Police Department brings education, creativity, and real-world safety lessons together.
Along with students in the Drive Wise Club and Video Club, they have made learning about the dangers of distracted driving a staple of the school’s fall curriculum.
The initiative, now in its fourth year, kicks off each October to coincide with National Teen Driver Safety Week, serving as a reminder of the importance of keeping eyes and minds on the road.
Author's summary: WHS and police unite for safer roads program.
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