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The Students Against Drunk Driving, in conjunction with the members of SADD (All grades) being presented to all Juniors/Seniors and all SADD members at North Hunterdon High School, is taking a proactive step in educating local high school students about making mature decisions when alcoholic beverages are involved. 

Every 15 Minutes is a two-day program that challenges high school juniors and seniors to think about drinking, driving, personal safety and the responsibility of making mature decisions when lives are involved.  All participants are volunteers who have been approved by their parents. 

Every 15 Minutes is a two-day program that takes students directly into the heart of a fatal collision.   This program intends to educate and raise awareness about the affects of driving under the influence.  The decision to drive under the influence is often taken too lightly by high school students.  Therefore, the program is designed to put more emphasis on how critical decisions impact someone’s life.  By involving the students and faculty in extravagant production, the reality of driving under the influence is taken to heart.  The impact of such an event can often strengthen relationships and build new friendships between students, faculty, and the community. 

SADD and the senior class in cooperation with various city, county, state, and local community groups will host a project called Every 15 Minutes at North Hunterdon High School on April 14^th and 15^th, 2008. 

You are invited to attend this program in the North Hunterdon lot beginning at 12:30 on April 14^th. 

We do apologize to 9^th and 10^th graders and their parents but due to the size of the North Hunterdon High School population only juniors and seniors will participate in the program.