BRING IT BACK. way too many people think they are invincible behind the wheel.
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Jessica Morrison
11 months ago
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This program literally saved my life by showing me how real the consequences are. Why would they cut it now when kids are getting their licenses every day? Makes no sense.
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Tristan Eccleston
11 months ago
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There’s a reality that high school kids have not only access to alcohol but also access to cars. The two don’t mix. This program served urgently for that reminder. Nobody should have their life cut short and these assemblies could be the saving factor to many teenagers who could come across this same predicament.
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Anonymous
11 months ago
dont let my school take this away, please
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Niko
11 months ago
Bring it back pls yall are low key bums
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Hala Aboukhadra
11 months ago
693297
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Anonymous
11 months ago
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This school has been ignorant enough to end so many essential programs. Every fifteen minutes is critical to influence new drivers to not harm others on the road. Acting like drunk driving isn't a bug is so ignorant, reference the name "EVERY 15 MINUTES" someone dies in a drunk driving accident. It's embarrassing that my school wants to get rid of something so important.
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Keith Katherine Vance
11 months ago
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Every Fifteen Minutes is a hugely culturally important event on the GBHS campus. As someone who recently got their license (and knows many of their friends have to/are going to), I see this event as incredibly important for us all since it hits our specific demographic and teaches us incredibly in depth and nearly hands-on how dangerous driving can be when under the influence/distracted. I am in full support of bringing Every Fifteen Minutes back so that each student can understand the depth of the topic.
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Nkilioma Eze
11 months ago
Yes
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Molly MacDonald
1 year ago
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I am a GB alum (2025) but E15 was super poignant for me and I think everyone should have the chance to experience it.
BRING IT BACK. way too many people think they are invincible behind the wheel.
This program literally saved my life by showing me how real the consequences are. Why would they cut it now when kids are getting their licenses every day? Makes no sense.
There’s a reality that high school kids have not only access to alcohol but also access to cars. The two don’t mix. This program served urgently for that reminder. Nobody should have their life cut short and these assemblies could be the saving factor to many teenagers who could come across this same predicament.
dont let my school take this away, please
Bring it back pls yall are low key bums
693297
This school has been ignorant enough to end so many essential programs. Every fifteen minutes is critical to influence new drivers to not harm others on the road. Acting like drunk driving isn't a bug is so ignorant, reference the name "EVERY 15 MINUTES" someone dies in a drunk driving accident. It's embarrassing that my school wants to get rid of something so important.
Every Fifteen Minutes is a hugely culturally important event on the GBHS campus. As someone who recently got their license (and knows many of their friends have to/are going to), I see this event as incredibly important for us all since it hits our specific demographic and teaches us incredibly in depth and nearly hands-on how dangerous driving can be when under the influence/distracted. I am in full support of bringing Every Fifteen Minutes back so that each student can understand the depth of the topic.
Yes
I am a GB alum (2025) but E15 was super poignant for me and I think everyone should have the chance to experience it.
Not important enough?? It’s highly important!!!
why not?
I agree
wanna see this back