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Driver’s Education Upcoming Registration Opportunity
Registration for the 2025-26 School Year and 2026 summer sessions opens on June 5
Driver's education serves as a fundamental stepping stone in a teenager's journey toward becoming a responsible motorist. Statistics consistently show that teen drivers who complete formal driver's education programs are involved in fewer accidents and receive fewer traffic violations than their untrained counterparts. These programs provide essential knowledge about traffic laws, defensive driving techniques, and hazard recognition that simply cannot be acquired through casual instruction alone.
Driver's education classes offer unique advantages that online alternatives cannot match. When teens sit behind the wheel with a certified instructor beside them, they receive immediate feedback on their driving decisions and techniques. This real-time guidance helps correct poor habits before they become ingrained and builds confidence in challenging driving scenarios such as merging onto highways, navigating dense traffic, or handling adverse weather conditions. The structured environment of in-person instruction ensures teens experience diverse driving situations under professional supervision.
Beyond the technical aspects of driving, in-person driver's education classes instill a deeper understanding of the responsibilities that come with operating a vehicle. Teens learn about the dangers of distracted driving, the effects of impairment, and the potential consequences of poor decisions behind the wheel. This education fosters a culture of safety that extends beyond the individual driver to protect all road users. Ensuring our youngest drivers receive proper training represents one of our most effective strategies for creating safer roads for everyone.
Through the Driver’s Education Center, we offer SD5 and non-SD5 students the opportunity to become safe, responsible drivers through in-person classes and behind-the-wheel training.
If you are interested in registering your teen for a Driver’s Education class, follow the link below to get started.
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