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“Be In The Zone” CAMPAIGN BOOK SPONSORED BY FAYETTEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDIES 2017-2018
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“Be In The Zone”CAMPAIGN BOOK
SPONSORED BY FAYETTEVILLE HIGH SCHOOLCRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDIES
2017-2018
Activity Completion FormThis form should be completed after each activity or event; it should also be included in the Campaign Book. This should be typed (WORD DOCUMENT)
Project name: Unannounced Driver Observations Date Completed: 03/29/18
Brief project description:1st Driver Observations- Completed 09/22/17
2nd Driver Observations- Completed 12/14/17
3rd Driver Observations- Completed 03/29/18
Degree of involvement of the school body - were school clubs, sports teams involved? How many students were involved in organizing this event?Observation of adults/teens departing Fayetteville High School to determine percentage of individuals using cell device and operating a motor vehicle.
Number of students participating- six.
Approximate number of peers/teens reached:All car riders/unknown.
Degree of involvement of community (if any):N/A
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Activity Completion Form
This form should be completed after each activity or event; it should also be included in the Campaign Book. This should be typed (WORD DOCUMENT)
Project name: “Ford Driving Skills For Life”- The Academy
Date Completed: March 28 th , 2018
Brief project description: Students at Fayetteville High School and in Criminal Justice classes, as well as faculty, registered and participated in “The Academy” of “Ford Driving Skills for Life”. We received confirmation from at least fourteen students and four faculty members. Approximately fifty-seven criminal justice students participated as part of classroom curriculum.
Degree of involvement of the school body - were school clubs, sports teams involved? How many students were involved in organizing this event? Offered incentives (free tee shirts) to entire student body to register and participate. Extra credit point were offered to criminal justice students as incentive to participate. Approximately eight students were involved in organizing this event.
Approximate number of peers/teens reached: Student body is approximately three hundred and fifty students. Eighteen confirmations of participation, possibly more are unknown
Degree of involvement of community (if any): N/A
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Activity Completion Form
This form should be completed after each activity or event; it should also be included in the Campaign Book. This should be typed (WORD DOCUMENT)
Project name: “No-Texting” Pledge
Date Completed: 12/15/17
Brief project description: Students designed and created a “No-Texting” thumbprint/signature banner and had a local print shop create it. Students raised awareness with a presentation and rally. Tee shirts were given to the student body, as well as gift cards, to random winners in a “texting” simulation/drawing.
Degree of involvement of the school body - were school clubs, sports teams involved? How many students were involved in organizing this event? Approximately nine to ten students organized this event. It was presented to the entire student body.
Approximate number of peers/teens reached: Approximately three hundred and fifty.
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Degree of involvement of community (if any): N/A
Activity Completion Form
This form should be completed after each activity or event; it should also be included in the Campaign Book. This should be typed (WORD DOCUMENT)
Project name: Mock Crash
Date Completed: March 23 rd , 2018 at 1:05 P.M.
Brief project description: Students and Criminal Justice Instructor organized a mock texting and driving crash. The event took place on the track in front of the bleachers at Fayetteville High School. The Fayetteville Police Dept., Fayetteville Fire Dept., Lincoln E.M.S., Stovall’s Wrecker Service, Vanderbilt MedFlight, The Elk Valley Times newspaper, Fayetteville Public Utilities (local cable television), F.H.S. Criminal Justice, F.H.S. Media/Journalism, and F.H.S. Cosmetology participated to present a mock traffic crash to the F.H.S. student body and faculty.
Degree of involvement of the school body - were school clubs, sports teams involved? How many students were involved in organizing this event?Involvement of clubs/departments:
FHS Criminal Justice FHS Police Explorers FHS Media/Journalism FHS Cosmetology
Thirteen students were actively involved in organizing this event.
Approximate number of peers/teens reached: Three hundred and fifty.
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Degree of involvement of community (if any): All local public safety agencies, including the E-911 Communications Center, were involved. The Elk Valley Times sent out messages to the community to notify event and came to take pictures for the newspaper. Fayetteville Public Utilities took video of the event and aired it for the public on local television.
Activity Completion Form
This form should be completed after each activity or event; it should also be included in the Campaign Book. This should be typed (WORD DOCUMENT)
Project name: Distracted Driving/DUI Simulator
Date Completed: 05/22/18
Brief project description: Lincoln County Sheriff’s Department was scheduled to bring the Distracted Driving/DUI Simulator on March 23rd, 2018. Due to circumstances beyond control, this event was postponed to our school “Field Day”, per Principal Eric Jones.
Degree of involvement of the school body - were school clubs, sports teams involved? How many students were involved in organizing this event? N/A- Organized/Coordinated by Criminal Justice Instructor, Drew Young.
Activity available to the entire student body and the eighth graders from Fayetteville Middle School.
Approximate number of peers/teens reached: Approximately four hundred.
Degree of involvement of community (if any): Activity in cooperation with Lincoln County Sheriff’s Department. Fayetteville Middle School eighth graders will have opportunity to participate in activity as “incoming freshmen”.
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Fayetteville High School Activity Plan
Project Description Due By Assigned Leaders
Driver Observations-1 September Jadah Warren, Taylor Gentry, Jiemer Wilson, and Andy Young. Observed by Emily Riley and Drew Young.
Driver Observations-2 October Jadah Warren, Taylor Gentry, Jiemer Wilson and Lela Gracy. Observed by Drew Young.
Driver Observations-3 Must be done AFTER final activity
April 7th,2018 Taylor Gentry, Jiemer Wilson, Andy Young, Killian Rutledge, and Morgan McCorkle. Observed by Drew Young
PSA Video submission February 3rd,2018 Taylor Gentry and Lela Gracy
Campaign Book April 13th,2018 Jadah Warren and Taylor Gentry. Compiled by Drew Young.
Ford’s Driving Skills For Life online modules
No deadline Jadah Warren and Taylor Gentry
Mock Crash TBD Taylor Gentry, Ray Towry, and Morgan McCorkle.
Youth Safe Driving Rally TBD Jadah Warren
Youth Empowerment Project TBD Jadah Warren, Taylor Gentry, Jiemer Wilson and Lela Gracy
Grave Day TBD Taylor Gentry and Jadah Warren
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Thumbprint Banner- No Texting Pledge
No Deadline Jadah Warren, Taylor Gentry, Jiemer Wilson and Lela Gracy
Driving Simulator
( Sponsored by L.C.S.D.)
TBD Taylor Gentry and Jadah Warren
“BITZ” Orientation Training at Maury Medical
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DRIVER OBSERVATIONS
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“FORD DRIVING SKILLS FOR LIFE”
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“No-Texting” Thumbprint Banner, Presentation, and Rally
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MOCK CRASH
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FAYETTEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL AND FAYETTEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDIES WOULD
LIKE TO ACKNOWLEDGE AND THANK THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN
THE “BE IN THE ZONE” PROGRAM:
THE MONROE CARELL JR. CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL AT VANDERBILT
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
VANDERBILT MED FLIGHT
MAURY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
FAYETTEVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT
FAYETTEVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT
LINCOLN COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT
LINCOLN EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
LINCOLN COUNTY E-911 COMMUNICATIONS CENTER
FAYETTEVILLE PUBLIC UTILITIES
THE ELK VALLEY TIMES
STOVALL’S WRECKER SERVICE
FAYETTEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MEDIA/JOURNALISM
FAYETTEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL COSMETOLOGY
HALL’S SIGNS
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WE WOULD ALSO LIKE TO ACKNOWLEDGE AND THANK THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS AND STAFF FOR THEIR ACTIVE
PARTCIPATION IN THE “BE IN THE ZONE, STAY OFF YOUR PHONE” PROGRAM THROUGHOUT THE 2017-2018 YEAR:
IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER:
DON ADAMS, F.H.S.FACULTY
CANDICE ALLEN, F.H.S. FACULTY
TERRY ANDERSON, F.H.S. MEDIA/JOURNALISM
MARY LYNN BYROM
JASON CALDWELL, F.H.S. FACULTY
LEXI FOX
TAYLOR GENTRY
LELA GRACY
BRIAN GULLEY, F.H.S COSMETOLOGY
D.J. HORTON
ERIC JONES, F.H.S. PRINCIPAL
MORGAN McCORKLE
LEX MARSH
SETH MOYERS
KILLIAN RUTLEDGE
RAY TOWRY
JADAH WARREN
JIEMER WILSON
ANDY YOUNG
DREW YOUNG, F.H.S.CRIMINAL JUSTICE
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PLEASE REMEMBER,
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