It is that excting time when school is starting. Backpacks, folders, notebooks, and gymbags start coming into focus. For parents with children who have focusing and distractibility related concerns, ...

Through a hyper-realistic demonstration on Thursday, Lowell high schoolers learned the risks of distracted driving. The Every 15 Minutes program came to Lowell Jr./Sr. High School, setting up a mock ...

Students from Kamehameha Schools Maui High School received first place in the “Decide to Drive” distracted driving awareness magazine contest, sponsored by the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons ...

YAPHANK, Suffolk County (WABC) -- The Suffolk County Police Department is opening its doors this week to thousands of students across Long Island in celebration of Police Week. The program, which is ...

NEWELL | A group of the Newell Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) team met with Diane Thaler, Highway Safety Program Specialist with Volunteers of America, for a lunch meeting on Tuesday, ...

Students are more distracted than ever by their phones, said Noelle Gilzow, president of the teachers' union in Columbia Public Schools. She described students watching movies on their phones during ...

Illinois student drivers will face a new requirement to get their licenses as the state pushes back against distracted driving. Under provisions of the “One Road, One Focus” campaign, student drivers ...

Jennifer McRae is a digital media producer for CBS Colorado with more than 25 years of experience in news. Jennifer is part of the digital team recognized for excellence for Best Website several times ...

NASHUA – More than 1,600 sophomores and juniors from Nashua High School North and South recently took part in ThinkFast Interactive, a two-day program designed to teach teenagers about the dangers of ...

Students at Colonie Central High School learned about the dangers of impaired and distracted driving with the help of a virtual reality simulation. The international Save A Life Tour made a stop to ...

The students worked with the National Road Safety Foundation and an Emmy-winning director to film the 30-second PSA. The PSA will be aired on "Teen Kids News," a nationally syndicated TV program.