08/26/2026
Miller Place High School kicked off the first Driver Safety Night of the school year with nearly 100 seniors and their parents/guardians in attendance!
Presented by Miller Place community member Mr. Allen Ferrari, a former New York City police officer with extensive experience in driver safety, the program delivered an important, straightforward message about the real-world consequences of unsafe and distracted driving.
For our seniors, earning a license and the privilege of driving to school represents an exciting new level of independence, and with that independence comes responsibility. Students were reminded that decisions behind the wheel can have immediate and lasting consequences, from distracted or impaired driving to speeding, failing to wear a seat belt, or allowing passengers to become a distraction.
Driver Safety Night is not just a requirement for on-campus parking; it is an opportunity to help our students become safer, more responsible drivers and understand the responsibility that comes with sharing the road.
Thank you to Mr. Ferrari, our students, and all of the parents and guardians who participated in making the first session such a success! Here’s to a safe school year ahead.