High School Speaking Formats

1. Driver’s Education / Health Class Presentations

Length: 45–60 minutes
Best for: Small to medium groups (1–3 classes combined)
Format:

• Introduction – Christy shares Christopher’s story and the reason behind the Foundation.

• Fred’s Story – Shares what it was like being in the crash and how wearing his seat belt saved his life.

• Alvin’s Story – Describes arriving at the crash scene and how it changed his life.

• Interactive Discussion – Students are encouraged to ask questions and reflect on their own driving habits.

• Giveaways/Materials – Wristbands, stickers, or pledge cards to remind students to “Buckle Up Every Ride.”

Focus Topics: Seat belt use, peer influence, choices and consequences, distracted and reckless driving.

2. Full School or Grade-Level Assemblies

Length: 45–60 minutes
Best for: Large groups (100–500+ students)
Format:

• Multimedia presentation (photos, video, and slides about Christopher’s life and crash)

• Combined storytelling from Christy, Fred, and Alvin

• Group reflection and call to action: “One simple choice can save your life.”

• Optional panel Q&A session with students or teachers

Impact: Large-scale awareness event—powerful for promoting a culture of safe driving across the school.

3. Short Impact Talks

Length: 20–30 minutes
Best for: Pep rallies, assemblies with tight schedules, or community programs
Format:

• Brief story from Christy

• Short testimony from Fred or Alvin

• Quick Q&A or safety message wrap-up

Goal: Quick but memorable reminder to always buckle up and make smart choices.

4. Special Events or Campaign Tie-ins

Examples:

• National Teen Driver Safety Week

• Click It or Ticket campaigns

• Prom & Graduation Safety Week

• “Arrive Alive” or “Mock Crash” programs

The Foundation can provide a presentation, set up a display table with giveaways, or host a pledge drive.

Here’s the full one-page flyer text — ready to drop into Word or Canva with your logo and photos.
(I can format it for you if you tell me which program you’d like to use — Word, Canva, or PDF.)

CHRISTOPHER KING FOUNDATION

Powerful Teen Safe Driving Presentations for Schools

Our Mission:
The Christopher King Foundation is dedicated to saving lives through education and awareness. We share the real, personal story of 18-year-old Christopher King, who was killed in a preventable car crash — and how his friends, Fred and Alvin, are turning tragedy into purpose by speaking to students across Virginia about the choices that change everything.

SPEAKING FORMATS

Driver’s Education & Health Classes

Length: 45–60 minutes
Small-group format that allows for discussion and questions.

• Christy King shares Christopher’s story and the Foundation’s mission.

• Fred tells how wearing his seat belt saved his life that night.

• Alvin shares his experience arriving at the crash scene.

• Students take a safety pledge and receive reminders to “Buckle Up Every Ride.”

Full School or Grade-Level Assemblies

Length: 45–60 minutes
A powerful, multimedia presentation for large groups.

• Combined storytelling by Christy, Fred, and Alvin

• Photos and video honoring Christopher’s life

• Inspires schoolwide awareness about safe driving and seat belt use

Short Impact Talks

Length: 20–30 minutes
Perfect for assemblies, pep rallies, or safety weeks.

• Condensed, emotional presentation and key takeaway:
  “One simple choice can save your life.”

Special Events & Campaigns

Available for:

• Teen Driver Safety Week

• Click It or Ticket

• Prom & Graduation Safety Campaigns

• Mock Crashes and Safety Fairs

Book a Presentation

Let’s work together to protect young drivers.