DWI Reenactment Rush Henrietta Senior High School 2006
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Hello. My name is Mrs. Kato. Last year I came here.. ..
DWI Reenactment Rush Henrietta Senior High School June 1, 2007
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Good Morning, my wife and I would like to thank you for inviting us to come and talk to .....
Senior High School Simulation Shines Light on DWI Danger June 02, 2006
Hundreds of students from Rush-Henrietta Senior High School watched in silence during the annual anti-DWI presentation Friday,
June 2. The presentation, held behind the school, was given on the day of the Senior Ball. The DWI simulation involved a mock
accident scene caused by a drunk driver; to be as realistic as possible, two cars were involved in the accident, student role-played
having injuries, and one teenager was placed "under arrest." Sheriff's deputies talked students through the crime scene, and
explained in detail what happens when they have to approach parents in the middle of the night to explain what has happened to
their son or daughter. The Monroe County Sheriff's Office, Henrietta Volunteer Ambulance, and Henrietta Fire District were among
the local organizations taking part in this event. Paul and Bernie Kato were in attendance. The Kato's son, Matthew, would have
graduated with the R-H Class of 2005 had he not been killed by a drunk driver July 21, 2004. Bernie Kato addressed the students,
imploring them to be safe and make wise choices. To learn more about celebrating safely, or to visit the Matthew Kato Foundation.
Hundreds of students from Rush-Henrietta Senior High School watched in silence during the annual anti-DWI presentation Friday,
June 2. The presentation, held behind the school, was given on the day of the Senior Ball. The DWI simulation involved a mock
accident scene caused by a drunk driver; to be as realistic as possible, two cars were involved in the accident, student role-played
having injuries, and one teenager was placed "under arrest." Sheriff's deputies talked students through the crime scene, and
explained in detail what happens when they have to approach parents in the middle of the night to explain what has happened to
their son or daughter. The Monroe County Sheriff's Office, Henrietta Volunteer Ambulance, and Henrietta Fire District were among
the local organizations taking part in this event. Paul and Bernie Kato were in attendance. The Kato's son, Matthew, would have
graduated with the R-H Class of 2005 had he not been killed by a drunk driver July 21, 2004. Bernie Kato addressed the students,
imploring them to be safe and make wise choices. To learn more about celebrating safely, or to visit the Matthew Kato Foundation.
Matthew Kato Foundation
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