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Course Passing Requirements: Each student shall complete 10-hours of behind the wheel instruction. On the 7th through 9 th hours of driving, student must show that he//she can handle a car in traffic. Students will be instructed as to what they need to work on before the 10th hour. 10th hour drive lesson is the Driving Exam, which will encompass all rules of driving including parking. . If they are unsuccessful they NEED to practice more with their parents before going to the DMV Each student shall complete a minimum of 6-hours of in-vehicle observation time. (These times consists of observing fellow classmates driving.) Each student is required to attend 15-2 hours (30 classroom hours) classroom sessions. Each student must obtain a minimum overall course average, Exam and quiz grades of 80%. Each student must demonstrate common sense, good judgment and an ability to be a SAFE and RESPONSIBLE DRIVER.
Other Requirements/Policies: Students need to be 15 yrs and 9 months old by the First Class! Because we operate on narrow time restraints we require; Students to be on time (leave yourself some extra time a good rule of thumb is to be in 10 minutes early), Physically and Mentally prepared for behind the wheel and in-vehicle observation time and classroom sessions. Driving instructors are scheduled to this requirements the following fees shall be applied. A student who does not show up for a scheduled in-vehicle drive lesson without the 4-hour cancellation notice will be charged a $40.00 no show fee. This fee shall be payable prior to the next scheduled in-vehicle drive session. Parent expectations: Students excel better when they practice their new task no matter if its walking, running, playing sports or driving! Parents are to practice 40 hours with their son or daughter and 10 hours MUST BE AT NIGHT! It is asked by Jacks Driving School that parents help their son or daughter practice DURING the D E session. It would be nice if every parent or guardian can help their son or daughter practice at least 2 hours a week during the course. Just helping them with the basic tasks will mean alot to your students preparing for them getting their license
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