Slideshow-Living+Dead

For 24 hours, the "Living Dead" had the difficult task of being taken "alive" from their class, hearing their obituaries read to their peers, and brought downstairs to be made up, giving them the appearance of being "dead" for the remainder of the school day. Soon after the assembly, they disappeared from South Windsor (no communication with friends or families as they were "dead"). During this time they bonded with others they don't normally associate with as well as learning more about the dangers of distracted driving and they did the hardest task of all, writing a letter to their loved ones about their death. The next day they reported back to South Windsor for a mock memorial service and finally reunited with their friends and families, with the intent of spreading the message of this important lesson. Below is an account of the life of a "living dead" person. While much of it appears to be a lot of fun, remember the above. (How easy would it be for YOU to write a letter to your parents and friends about your death?)

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