0012 - Teen Driving

You MUST attend each full session of class!

Spaces are limited, and classes will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

Students are only eligible to apply for a grant scholarship one time. However, if a student’s application is rejected, the application will be reconsidered for the following two months and given priority over new applicants in their respective priority level. No action is needed to be reconsidered. You will be notified by email on the first day of the following month by 11:59 pm with the outcome of the application on the second consideration.  

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Please note: Scholarships must be awarded before a student begins his/her driver’s education course, so please be mindful of this policy if the student/parent chooses to pay for a course out of pocket and begin the driver’s education course before the application is considered.

PARENTS: To help ensure a safe and successful learning experience, we ask that parents and guardians take an active role in preparing their teen before they begin behind-the-wheel sessions with a certified instructor. The required six (6) hours of professional instruction are designed to build upon a student’s existing familiarity with driving—not to serve as their first experience behind the wheel. Before beginning lessons, students should be comfortable with basic vehicle operation, including starting, stopping, turning, steering, and maintaining proper lane position. They should also have some experience driving on open roads in various traffic and weather conditions. Please note that completion of this course does not replace the state requirement for supervised driving practice. Parents and guardians must still supervise a minimum of 40 hours of driving, including at least 6 hours of nighttime driving. We strongly encourage families to begin supervised practice early and consistently. Regular practice helps teens build confidence, develop essential skills, and arrive at their professional instruction sessions better prepared to make the most of their time with the instructor.

You MUST attend each full session of class!

Spaces are limited, and classes will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

Students are only eligible to apply for a grant scholarship one time. However, if a student’s application is rejected, the application will be reconsidered for the following two months and given priority over new applicants in their respective priority level. No action is needed to be reconsidered. You will be notified by email on the first day of the following month by 11:59 pm with the outcome of the application on the second consideration.  

georgia-drivers-education-grant-scholarship/

Please note: Scholarships must be awarded before a student begins his/her driver’s education course, so please be mindful of this policy if the student/parent chooses to pay for a course out of pocket and begin the driver’s education course before the application is considered.

PARENTS: To help ensure a safe and successful learning experience, we ask that parents and guardians take an active role in preparing their teen before they begin behind-the-wheel sessions with a certified instructor. The required six (6) hours of professional instruction are designed to build upon a student’s existing familiarity with driving—not to serve as their first experience behind the wheel. Before beginning lessons, students should be comfortable with basic vehicle operation, including starting, stopping, turning, steering, and maintaining proper lane position. They should also have some experience driving on open roads in various traffic and weather conditions. Please note that completion of this course does not replace the state requirement for supervised driving practice. Parents and guardians must still supervise a minimum of 40 hours of driving, including at least 6 hours of nighttime driving. We strongly encourage families to begin supervised practice early and consistently. Regular practice helps teens build confidence, develop essential skills, and arrive at their professional instruction sessions better prepared to make the most of their time with the instructor.

You MUST attend each full session of class!

Spaces are limited, and classes will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

Students are only eligible to apply for a grant scholarship one time. However, if a student’s application is rejected, the application will be reconsidered for the following two months and given priority over new applicants in their respective priority level. No action is needed to be reconsidered. You will be notified by email on the first day of the following month by 11:59 pm with the outcome of the application on the second consideration.  

georgia-drivers-education-grant-scholarship/

Please note: Scholarships must be awarded before a student begins his/her driver’s education course, so please be mindful of this policy if the student/parent chooses to pay for a course out of pocket and begin the driver’s education course before the application is considered.

PARENTS: To help ensure a safe and successful learning experience, we ask that parents and guardians take an active role in preparing their teen before they begin behind-the-wheel sessions with a certified instructor. The required six (6) hours of professional instruction are designed to build upon a student’s existing familiarity with driving—not to serve as their first experience behind the wheel. Before beginning lessons, students should be comfortable with basic vehicle operation, including starting, stopping, turning, steering, and maintaining proper lane position. They should also have some experience driving on open roads in various traffic and weather conditions. Please note that completion of this course does not replace the state requirement for supervised driving practice. Parents and guardians must still supervise a minimum of 40 hours of driving, including at least 6 hours of nighttime driving. We strongly encourage families to begin supervised practice early and consistently. Regular practice helps teens build confidence, develop essential skills, and arrive at their professional instruction sessions better prepared to make the most of their time with the instructor.