Driver Education Process

Middle Creek Driver Education 

Driver Education Phone (919)773-3838 ext. 21892

Contact: Thomas Hunter

Classroom Instructor: Deborah Dove

Location: 200 Wing; Room 216

 

Registration timelines for driver education classes once finalized

· First semester (September) for the Fall sessions!

· Second semester (December) for the Spring sessions!

· Early spring (April) for the summer sessions!

The registration information for all driver education programs supported through Jordan Driving School can be accessed at jordandriving.com. All registrations must be submitted and paid for online, during the registration window. Student/Parent must register the student. The website will not show class schedules until registration opens.

·         Registration is first come, first served! 

·         Students can only attend driver's education classes at their assigned/attending school.

·         Registration and payment are now paperless.

·         Students must be 14.5 years of age by the first day of class to be eligible to register.

Visit jordandriving.com/middle-creek-high-school for registration information, registration link, & course details for Middle Creek High School

·      Private/Charter Schools: need to contact Ms. Susanna Langdon for details and information on registration at private.charter@jordandriving.com.

The Driver Education classroom program is a minimum of 30 hours of classroom instructions requirement. There is a minimum class size of 25 students and a maximum of 35 students. The class schedule during the school year is normally 3 hours per day for 10 scheduled school days after school hours. The class schedule during the summer is normally 6 hours per day for 5 scheduled days.  All cell phones and any other electronic devices by students MUST BE OFF during the driver education program, both classroom and btw (behind the wheel) sessions.

DMV representative is scheduled to visit Middle Creek during one of each classroom sessions to check student’s vision and medications. If a student receives a medical or vision form from a DMV representative to take to your doctor, the student must visit his/her doctor and return the paperwork to the Driver Education department. A student may be required to revisit the DMV representative at school. Students cannot drive until all vision and medical paperwork is completed and signed by the DMV representative.

Once all classroom requirements are completed, students will be assigned to a driving instructor to schedule your behind-the-wheel driving training. The behind-the-wheel instructor is responsible for calling and scheduling students to drive. When called, please remember to write down your driving instructor’s name and number, driving schedule, place to meet and to be picked up. You must provide your own transportation to and from driving sessions. All cell phones and any other devices by students MUST BE OFF in the car during driver training. Please be patient as we attempt to drive students as quickly as possible.

Please contact the driver education coordinator at Middle Creek High School, Thomas Hunter at  middlecreek@jordandriving.com. or (919) 773-3838 ext. 21892 if you have any questions or concerns that this website cannot answer.