2024 Drive for Change: Buckle Up and Slow Down Project Evaluation

For YOVASO to continue providing free campaigns, your final evaluation is a necessary requirement.

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* 1. Please Check the Box that Best Describes Your Group:

School

Community Youth Group

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* 2. Your School or Community Youth Group Information:

Name of Your School or Youth Group

Name of Adult Sponsor or Student Leader Completing this Report

Email Address of Adult Sponsor or Student Leader Completing this Report

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* 3. Please explain how you conducted your Drive for Change Project. Was it through a club, classroom, or some other way? If through a club or classroom, please also tell us the name of the club or class.

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* 4. If you will be submitting photos, videos, etc. of your campaign activities, please let us know how you plan to submit them. (YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, email, etc.)

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* 5. If your school or youth group ordered project materials, briefly describe how the materials were used. If you made or used other materials, briefly describe the item(s) and how you used it for project purposes. If something came up and you weren't able to use the materials, no worries, but please let us know that as well!

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* 6. Provide an estimated number of educational materials your school or youth group distributed during the project timeframe. Think of the mini "buckle up" cards you may have handed out, Halloween Activity Books, etc. *Please ONLY enter numerical data, no words.

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* 7. Student Leadership:

Give an estimated total number of students who led, planned, or worked on the Drive for Change Project call-to-action activities and large-scale Creative Project (if one was completed). Please ONLY* enter numerical data, no words.

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* 8. Student Recruitment and Meetings
If you didn't hold any recruitment events or meetings, you may skip this section of questions.

Did you hold an event or activity to recruit new students to join your club or community youth group?

Did you recruit new students? If yes, how many?

How Many club meetings did you hold during the Drive for Change Project? Please include meetings held in September, October, and November.

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* 9. If your school or youth group completed a Creative Project, please use the space below to describe the Creative Project in detail.
If your school or youth group did not complete a project, you may skip this question.

Be sure to include the following:

The risk factor your project addressed- seat belt use and/or speed prevention

If you included other risk factors, please include those

How club members/students were involved in developing and implementing the project

When the project took place

How the project was uniquely creative

What donated resources were used (including any donations by the school)

Any results you measured or observed through surveys, pledges, etc. Any other information to make your project clear to the judging panel

The Creative Project will be judged on it's traffic safety content, number of students reached, and creativity - so please detail this information as much as possible.

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* 10. Creative Project Reach:
*If your school or community youth group did not complete a Creative Project, you may skip this question.

Give an estimated total number of STUDENTS reached (saw, heard, participated in) by your Creative Project:
*Make sure to also include this number in your total reach for question 12

Give an estimated total number of ADULTS (and/or other people who aren't students at your school) reached (saw, heard, participated in) by your Creative Project:

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* 11. Please provide a numerical list of activities your school or youth group completed during the Drive for Change Project.*Do not include the Creative Project outlined above. Be sure to include simple activities like hanging up the posters/banner, passing out the mini "buckle up" cards, etc. If you did not complete any activities, no worries! Just let us know here. :)

Here's an example of what your list should look like:
1. Displayed posters throughout the school
2. Passed out the mini "buckle up" cards
3. Organized a pep rally with a buckle up theme
4. Placed Styrofoam cups on the fence in front of the school and spelled out "Buckle Up - Drive for Change"

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* 12. Total Reach:

What is your current student enrollment? If a community youth group, provide the number of students in your youth group.

Students Reached: Give an estimated total number of STUDENTS at your school (or in your youth group) who heard or saw the project message through school announcements, social media, banners, poster displays, educational activities, etc. Be sure to include all students who participated in any activities (students who stopped by a display table for information, attended a presentation, signed a pledge, and/or students who drove or rode through pre/post seat belt checks, etc.)

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* 13. Did your school or youth group complete any near-peer mentoring programs? For example, did any of your students visit the local elementary school and give a presentation on seat belt safety or traffic safety? If yes, please provide the presentation topic, how many students heard the message, and any other details you'd like to provide. If you did not complete this type of program, you may skip the question.

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* 14. If your school or youth group handed out pre and post seat belt surveys, what were some of the survey results that stood out to you? Type N/A if your group doesn't have plans to do this or you aren't competing.

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* 15. How does group plan to share the results of your project with your school or youth group? Think about sharing the results of your pre and post seat belt checks or survey (if you did either) and/or other successes. Type N/A if your group doesn't have plans to do this or you aren't competing.

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* 16. Overall rating:

Please rate the peer-to-peer Drive for Change: Buckle Up and Slow Down Project provided by the YOVASO staff based on its quality, creativity, ease of implementation, and engagement of the youth audience.

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* 17. Survey Wrap Up:

Did you find the Project Guide provided by YOVASO to be a helpful resource in planning your activities? Please explain why or why not.

Briefly explain what you liked most/least about the Drive for Change Project:

Do you have suggestions for the YOVASO Staff to help improve next year's Drive for Change Project? Please share your ideas!

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* 1. Please Check the Box that Best Describes Your Group:

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* 2. Your School or Community Youth Group Information:

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* 3. Please explain how you conducted your Drive for Change Project. Was it through a club, classroom, or some other way? If through a club or classroom, please also tell us the name of the club or class.

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* 4. If you will be submitting photos, videos, etc. of your campaign activities, please let us know how you plan to submit them. (YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, email, etc.)

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* 6. Provide an estimated number of educational materials your school or youth group distributed during the project timeframe. Think of the mini "buckle up" cards you may have handed out, Halloween Activity Books, etc. *Please ONLY enter numerical data, no words.

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* 7. Student Leadership: Give an estimated total number of students who led, planned, or worked on the Drive for Change Project call-to-action activities and large-scale Creative Project (if one was completed). *Please ONLY enter numerical data, no words.

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* 8. Student Recruitment and MeetingsIf you didn't hold any recruitment events or meetings, you may skip this section of questions.

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* 10. Creative Project Reach:*If your school or community youth group did not complete a Creative Project, you may skip this question.

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* 12. Total Reach:

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* 14. If your school or youth group handed out pre and post seat belt surveys, what were some of the survey results that stood out to you? Type N/A if your group doesn't have plans to do this or you aren't competing.

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* 15. How does group plan to share the results of your project with your school or youth group? Think about sharing the results of your pre and post seat belt checks or survey (if you did either) and/or other successes. Type N/A if your group doesn't have plans to do this or you aren't competing.

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* 16. Overall rating: Please rate the peer-to-peer Drive for Change: Buckle Up and Slow Down Project provided by the YOVASO staff based on its quality, creativity, ease of implementation, and engagement of the youth audience.

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* 17. Survey Wrap Up:

* 7. Student Leadership:

Give an estimated total number of students who led, planned, or worked on the Drive for Change Project call-to-action activities and large-scale Creative Project (if one was completed). Please ONLY* enter numerical data, no words.

* 8. Student Recruitment and Meetings
If you didn't hold any recruitment events or meetings, you may skip this section of questions.

* 10. Creative Project Reach:
*If your school or community youth group did not complete a Creative Project, you may skip this question.

* 16. Overall rating:

Please rate the peer-to-peer Drive for Change: Buckle Up and Slow Down Project provided by the YOVASO staff based on its quality, creativity, ease of implementation, and engagement of the youth audience.