Northern Lights SADD

It's amazing the power and influence one person can have. Keep that in mind as you represent yourself and your decisions!

The Allstate Foundation will award the grand prize $10,000 to Anoka High School SADD for their project, "Get the 411 on Teen Driving! Stay Connected! Save Teen Lives."

Hey everyone!

Check out www.ActOutLoud.org and vote for one of our NL SADD chapters!

The chapter from North Dakota is Hillsboro SADD.

The chapters from Minnesota are Henry Sibley SADD and Anoka SADD.

To vote, you need to input your first name, last name, and e-mail address. Get as many people to vote as you can!

The 1st place chapter gets $10,000, 2nd place gets $5,000, and 3rd gets $3,000.

Three Northern Lights SADD chapters participated in the Act Out Loud contest to promote safe driving behaviors. Starting May 11th, visit www.ActOutLoud.org and vote for our chapters as the top activities! The first place chapter gets $10,000, with 2nd getting $5,000 and 3rd getting $3,000!

Anoka SADD:

Henry Sibley SADD:

Hillsboro SADD:

Posted on behalf of Jeremy Thompson, the Adams-Edmore advisor:

I would like to extend an invitation to your SADD chapter to attend a regional get-together to be held in Lakota, ND on May 9th – 10th. We are looking at a year-end activity to fill the students up with one last dose of SADD before they embark on their summer vacations. It will be a great opportunity to remind the students that SADD is not just an August-May commitment, but that it is a lifestyle choice that lasts all year long.

The day will begin at 2:00 PM on Saturday the 9th at the Lakota Elementary School. Introductions and icebreakers will begin the get-together before heading off to a variety of available activities. Next door to the school is a field for students to play softball, as well as another field for other miscellaneous outdoor games. It is here where we will provide supper in the form of a cookout with hamburgers and hotdogs. Beverages will also be available, in addition to a root beer keg.

Okay, some of you may have seen this video on YouTube already, but it has brought me close to tears a couple of times watching it through. I wish I could embed it, but I believe the UK company that makes the show disabled it on all videos.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lp0IWv8QZY

If you aren't familiar with Susan Boyle or the story surrounding her, please check out this video.

Please always keep in mind to not quickly pass judgment on others. I know a lot of us can be like the girl 1:24 into the video, rolling our eyes at events and people we think are insignificant. How small do you think she feels now?