When limo driver Danny Izzi pulled over right away and got out to help the passengers trapped inside, the kids didn’t stay behind snapping pics with their phones and posting them on Instagram (which wouldn’t have surprised me). Instead, they followed him — gowns and tuxes and all — and went right to work. “We kind of reacted to it, ran out of the limo and did what we had to do,” said Western High School football player Frank Tucker. Seven passengers were rescued, including a 9-year-old boy and a 2-year-old girl, all of whom were taken to the hospital in ambulances with minor injuries. And the kids made it to the prom only 15 minutes late, even though some of them, like Krista Pulcini, had blood all over her dress. Still, “it was a good prom,” she said. Wow. Now these are some kids who have their priorities straight. Getting teens to focus on anything other than their own immediate needs and wants can be quite the parenting challenge, but clearly the parents of these prom-goers did something right. Do you think most teens would stop on their way to prom to rescue people in a car crash? Image via Tai Gray/Flickr
title: “Teenagers Interrupt Their Prom Night To Rescue Family From Car Accident” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-08” author: “Walter Granger”
When limo driver Danny Izzi pulled over right away and got out to help the passengers trapped inside, the kids didn’t stay behind snapping pics with their phones and posting them on Instagram (which wouldn’t have surprised me). Instead, they followed him — gowns and tuxes and all — and went right to work. “We kind of reacted to it, ran out of the limo and did what we had to do,” said Western High School football player Frank Tucker. Seven passengers were rescued, including a 9-year-old boy and a 2-year-old girl, all of whom were taken to the hospital in ambulances with minor injuries. And the kids made it to the prom only 15 minutes late, even though some of them, like Krista Pulcini, had blood all over her dress. Still, “it was a good prom,” she said. Wow. Now these are some kids who have their priorities straight. Getting teens to focus on anything other than their own immediate needs and wants can be quite the parenting challenge, but clearly the parents of these prom-goers did something right. Do you think most teens would stop on their way to prom to rescue people in a car crash? Image via Tai Gray/Flickr
title: “Teenagers Interrupt Their Prom Night To Rescue Family From Car Accident” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-11” author: “Melissa Richardson”
When limo driver Danny Izzi pulled over right away and got out to help the passengers trapped inside, the kids didn’t stay behind snapping pics with their phones and posting them on Instagram (which wouldn’t have surprised me). Instead, they followed him — gowns and tuxes and all — and went right to work. “We kind of reacted to it, ran out of the limo and did what we had to do,” said Western High School football player Frank Tucker. Seven passengers were rescued, including a 9-year-old boy and a 2-year-old girl, all of whom were taken to the hospital in ambulances with minor injuries. And the kids made it to the prom only 15 minutes late, even though some of them, like Krista Pulcini, had blood all over her dress. Still, “it was a good prom,” she said. Wow. Now these are some kids who have their priorities straight. Getting teens to focus on anything other than their own immediate needs and wants can be quite the parenting challenge, but clearly the parents of these prom-goers did something right. Do you think most teens would stop on their way to prom to rescue people in a car crash? Image via Tai Gray/Flickr
title: “Teenagers Interrupt Their Prom Night To Rescue Family From Car Accident” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-04” author: “Thomas Page”
When limo driver Danny Izzi pulled over right away and got out to help the passengers trapped inside, the kids didn’t stay behind snapping pics with their phones and posting them on Instagram (which wouldn’t have surprised me). Instead, they followed him — gowns and tuxes and all — and went right to work. “We kind of reacted to it, ran out of the limo and did what we had to do,” said Western High School football player Frank Tucker. Seven passengers were rescued, including a 9-year-old boy and a 2-year-old girl, all of whom were taken to the hospital in ambulances with minor injuries. And the kids made it to the prom only 15 minutes late, even though some of them, like Krista Pulcini, had blood all over her dress. Still, “it was a good prom,” she said. Wow. Now these are some kids who have their priorities straight. Getting teens to focus on anything other than their own immediate needs and wants can be quite the parenting challenge, but clearly the parents of these prom-goers did something right. Do you think most teens would stop on their way to prom to rescue people in a car crash? Image via Tai Gray/Flickr
title: “Teenagers Interrupt Their Prom Night To Rescue Family From Car Accident” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-19” author: “Wayne Gordon”
When limo driver Danny Izzi pulled over right away and got out to help the passengers trapped inside, the kids didn’t stay behind snapping pics with their phones and posting them on Instagram (which wouldn’t have surprised me). Instead, they followed him — gowns and tuxes and all — and went right to work. “We kind of reacted to it, ran out of the limo and did what we had to do,” said Western High School football player Frank Tucker. Seven passengers were rescued, including a 9-year-old boy and a 2-year-old girl, all of whom were taken to the hospital in ambulances with minor injuries. And the kids made it to the prom only 15 minutes late, even though some of them, like Krista Pulcini, had blood all over her dress. Still, “it was a good prom,” she said. Wow. Now these are some kids who have their priorities straight. Getting teens to focus on anything other than their own immediate needs and wants can be quite the parenting challenge, but clearly the parents of these prom-goers did something right. Do you think most teens would stop on their way to prom to rescue people in a car crash? Image via Tai Gray/Flickr
title: “Teenagers Interrupt Their Prom Night To Rescue Family From Car Accident” ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-18” author: “James Horne”
When limo driver Danny Izzi pulled over right away and got out to help the passengers trapped inside, the kids didn’t stay behind snapping pics with their phones and posting them on Instagram (which wouldn’t have surprised me). Instead, they followed him — gowns and tuxes and all — and went right to work. “We kind of reacted to it, ran out of the limo and did what we had to do,” said Western High School football player Frank Tucker. Seven passengers were rescued, including a 9-year-old boy and a 2-year-old girl, all of whom were taken to the hospital in ambulances with minor injuries. And the kids made it to the prom only 15 minutes late, even though some of them, like Krista Pulcini, had blood all over her dress. Still, “it was a good prom,” she said. Wow. Now these are some kids who have their priorities straight. Getting teens to focus on anything other than their own immediate needs and wants can be quite the parenting challenge, but clearly the parents of these prom-goers did something right. Do you think most teens would stop on their way to prom to rescue people in a car crash? Image via Tai Gray/Flickr
title: “Teenagers Interrupt Their Prom Night To Rescue Family From Car Accident” ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-15” author: “Vicky Smith”
When limo driver Danny Izzi pulled over right away and got out to help the passengers trapped inside, the kids didn’t stay behind snapping pics with their phones and posting them on Instagram (which wouldn’t have surprised me). Instead, they followed him — gowns and tuxes and all — and went right to work. “We kind of reacted to it, ran out of the limo and did what we had to do,” said Western High School football player Frank Tucker. Seven passengers were rescued, including a 9-year-old boy and a 2-year-old girl, all of whom were taken to the hospital in ambulances with minor injuries. And the kids made it to the prom only 15 minutes late, even though some of them, like Krista Pulcini, had blood all over her dress. Still, “it was a good prom,” she said. Wow. Now these are some kids who have their priorities straight. Getting teens to focus on anything other than their own immediate needs and wants can be quite the parenting challenge, but clearly the parents of these prom-goers did something right. Do you think most teens would stop on their way to prom to rescue people in a car crash? Image via Tai Gray/Flickr
