Final Project Title

If you drive and zoom it can lead to your doom!  


How many students heard the message of your project?

1000


Estimated percentage of your student body?

91-100%


Who has your project aimed to reach? (check all that apply)

Freshman class | Sophomore class | Junior class | Senior class | School professionals | Parents | Community at large


Objective: Clearly state the objective of your project.

This year we shifted our focus to the increasing problem of zooming and driving. Due to the pandemic, many students and professionals worked from home and had to attend classes and work meetings online. We identified this problem late last year when we noticed students attending class and driving. In one study, there was an increase of 38% in zooming and driving. This has added to the ongoing problem of distracted driving. We felt since the world has changed, we wanted to inform students, parents, colleagues, and community that this is not a safe practice.


Target Audience

We targeted students, parents, teachers, and community. Anyone that uses video conferencing with school/work is also an intended audience.


Execution: Describe your project and its implementation

The project was implemented through multimedia, and social media campaign which involved classes through school, and guest speakers


Teamwork: Show how you worked as a team in designing and implementing your project (examples: sign-in-sheets at meetings, photos of group working on tasks).

Media and health classes collaborated with various staff in building to create an all encompassing message.  


Use of resources: Show how you used local resources to help identify. deliver, assess and present your project (examples: nearby colleges, local police departments, persons affected by teen crashes, local/county/state governments, local businesses).

Student leaders used research to gather statistical data. Share the keys and local police department collaborated with students, and school.


Use of media: Document how you made use of media in your project (examples: local radio, TV, newspapers, social media, websites, video, PSAs)

Tv, newspapers, radio and social media


 Thoroughness: Show how your project demonstrates an understanding of teen driving safety

Decreasing the amount of class interaction when students are behind the wheel. This year we have seen safer locations when in class.


 Impact: Explain how you measured change and impact of your project.

Visually, how many people had students in vehicles vs. home when in class.  Presenting data reinforced this message.


Sustainability: How will your project have a lasting effect within your target group?

Going forward, this will be something they do in college. It’s a life awareness skill


Unexpected Lessons Learned: Describe any unintended results that came out of your project.

n/a


 Stipend Reporting: Your school received a stipend to support your Champion School Teen Driving Safety Project. Additionally, any funds that you raised as a result of your project must be reinvested into transportation safety. The purpose of this report is to itemize expenditures for your project that were paid from the stipend

mask $500
keychains $250

 Total: $750


Did your school project raise any funds as a result of the stipend received? For example, did your school utilize the stipend to purchase t-shirts for a fundraiser?

NO

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