For their safety and the safety of the community as a whole we transported the students to their schools so they could be released to their parents.

The car club has done similar safety schools for members for many years, ... and now several chapters are on their second or third Street Survival event for the public.

There was never any concern that there was an explosive device at one of the schools.

We're looking at diversity within our own community. I feel it exposes students from both schools to a variety of cultures.

We go to high schools and give students the opportunity to earn community service hours. They end up reaping intangible benefits much greater than community service.

I think we need to address the elementary and middle schools first. Those are safety issues that they are dodging over there.