Every 15 Minutes Discourages Students From Drinking and Driving

Maxwell Davis and Kylie ValencyMar 28, 2018Leave a Comment

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A Letter to the Class of 2019 from Your Editor-in-Chief
June 5, 2019

Last week Sage Creek took part in the Every 15 Minutes program. Every 15 minutes is a two-day program that challenges high school students to think about the decision to drive under the influence. Over 20 students took to the field last Tuesday and Wednesday to demonstrate what happens when good people make bad decisions. Additionally, the students were involved in the creation of a short film. The two-day demonstration portrayed what the impact on our campus would be if a drunk driving accident were to occur.

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Maxwell Davis, Social Media Editor

Maxwell Davis is a senior at Sage Creek, and a Social Media Editor at The Sage. In his free time he enjoys Paragliding and spending time with his family.

Kylie Valency, Editor-in-Chief

Kylie Valency is a senior. When she is not planning a new broadcast of The Sage or editing articles, you can find her on the wrestling mat. Kylie is excited...

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