A
group of Lisbon High School Students showed support for nine year old,
Matthew
McKay, son of LHS Math Teacher, Todd McKay during the school’s Annual
Healthy Decisions Day. Medical testing required Matthew’s head to
be shaved. The project was suggested by LHS junior, Kyle Frazier.
Joining the Solidarity movement, Jeff Bineau, owner of Hair Razors in
Lisbon
volunteered his entire staff to assist. The event was offered as one of
the workshop to students during the school’s Healthy Decisions Day
recognizing the medical issues surrounding seizures.
Pictured (l-r)
seated, Kyle Frazier, Jeff Bineau and Matthew McKay. Photo by Monica Millhime.
Student members of the Lisbon Chapter for Students Against
Destructive Decisions welcomed WCSH reporter, Susan Kimball as the
keynote
speaker for the annual event. Pictured left to right: Front Row - left
to
right -- Officer Renee Bernard, Michelle Hatherley, Sarah Giraldo,
Ashley
Beaulieu, Katie McManus, Ryan Fairbanks, Cody Watson. Second/Middle
Row
-- Pauline Mathieu, Lindsey Whitney , Shelby Lawrence, Tyler Dupal,
Susan
Kimball, Tara Metzger, Ashley Fournier, Katherine Lemieux, and Detective
Bernie
McAllister. Back Row -- Mike Degou, Alex Kazimer, Dillon
Pesce,
Crystal Ingerson, Shauna Riordan, Allicyn Fitzgerald and Zack Turner.
Lisbon - On
Friday, April 16
all Lisbon High School students and staff participated in the Sixth
Annual
Healthy Decisions Day sponsored by the local Chapter of Students Against
Destructive Decisions (S.A. D. D). The event promoted alternative
activities for students. Highlights of this year’s event featured
activities on the dangers of Texting and Driving and other workshops
including
a Lisbon Police Department K-9 Demonstration, Operating Under the
Influence
(OUI) golf chart challenge, Healthy Eating Tips, and an Iron Chef
competition,
and a Solidarity Group of students supporting a child’s medical issue.
Directly following workshops, a school-wide assembly was featured a
presentation from Channel 6, WCSH Reporter, Susan Kimball, on a traffic
fatality due to cell phone usage while driving. Thanks to combined
efforts of Roy's Driving Academy, Healthy Androscoggin, Auburn Police
Department, AAA, Janet
Tuttle Rockin' T Rescue, Roger's Insurance Company,
Susan
Kimball/WCSH, Maine
Department of Corrections, Michelle Huston - Creative Memories, LHS
Staff,
Lisbon Police
Department, New England
Vending, Androscoggin County Sheriff's Department, Maine
Art Stained Glass
Studio, and Hair Razors, students had a day filled with numerous
choices for
healthy and safe activities and future decisions. FMI on future
projects
contact S.A.D.D. Advisor, Detective Bernard McAllister at 353-2500 or
LHS SRO
Officer Renee Bernard at 353-3030 or email rbenard@lisbonschoolsme.org.