Here’s why Forsyth County won’t hold ‘Ghost Out’ this year - Forsyth News

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Here’s why Forsyth County won’t hold ‘Ghost Out’ this year

During the 'Ghost Out' wreck simulation in 2017 at Forsyth Central High School, a Forsyth County Sheriff's deputy takes a photo of the "deceased" Kayla Bennett as a large crowd of juniors and seniors look on. - photo by Micah Green

CentralWreck 2 — During the 'Ghost Out' wreck simulation in 2017 at Forsyth Central High School, a Forsyth County Sheriff's deputy takes a photo of the "deceased" Kayla Bennett as a large crowd of juniors and seniors look on. - photo by Micah Green

The nearly-annual event provides high school-aged students with a gripping display of the potential consequences of intoxicated and distracted driving.