Uploaded October 2019 | Updated September 2026, 8 minutes ago
Teens from metro Detroit are joining other school districts to put the brakes on distracted driving. Students from North Farmington High School use their TV production classes to make it happen.
"We have had winners the last two years now and each year the interest and the creativity grows and grows," said teacher Sean McGuckin.
North Farmington High School's TV production teacher designs his class to produce videos that go head-to-head with other districts. The Suburban Collection's Focus on the Road video contest is in its third year.
The cash prizes range from $1,000 to $2,500. Students come up with their own versions, getting creative to teach everyone to stop doing it.
Teens from metro Detroit are joining other school districts to put the brakes on distracted driving. Students from North Farmington High School use their TV production classes to make it happen.
"We have had winners the last two years now and each year the interest and the creativity grows and grows," said teacher Sean McGuckin.
North Farmington High School's TV production teacher designs his class to produce videos that go head-to-head with other districts. The Suburban Collection's Focus on the Road video contest is in its third year.
The cash prizes range from $1,000 to $2,500. Students come up with their own versions, getting creative to teach everyone to stop doing it.
