911 Driving School of Issaquah Teen Policies - Policies version 9 - Parent and Student Requirements

Sep 18, 2026

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911 Driving School of Issaquah teen policies outline permit and enrollment steps for students and parents, including how to obtain an instruction permit from DOL, required identification, and strict rules about providing the school the permit number before class begins. The policies explain Parent Night, scheduling of behind-the-wheel drives via a third-party system, attendance and tardiness limits, make-up requirements, and consequences for excessive tardiness or unexcused absences. They also cover course completion expectations, student behavior, BTW one-on-one practice permission, camera and video retention, and a prohibition on cell phone use.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

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Pages15

Reading Time38 min

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Parent Night

Permit number and DOL process

Electronic permit waivers and permit timing

Scheduling and Attendance

Behind-the-wheel scheduling and DSS portal

Class absence and make-up rules

Late arrival limits and fees

Student Conduct and Course Completion

Behavior and academic integrity

Instructor/student Q&A and notes

Behind-the-Wheel Training Rules

One-on-one practice vehicle requirements

Cameras, video retention, and accident reporting

Cell phone restrictions

Welcome to 911 Driving School of Issaquah! If you have not already called or emailed us with your permit number, please do so right away. If you don't yet have a permit number, you will need to go to [www.dol.wa.gov](www.dol.wa.gov) and fill out the pre-application online. DOL will send you an email, and when you click on the link inside that email it will give you the permit number. This is sometimes called a confirmation or "ID" number. Permit waivers for those teens who have not yet taken a knowledge test are now done electronically, so you do not need to come into our school to get one. We will attach your permit number to our class number directly with DOL, and that will alert them that they can provide you with a Instruction Permit. When you are within ten days of the class start date, you can go directly to DOL to get the permit. A parent and the teen both need to go to DOL. You will need ID for your teen, such as a passport or birth certificate. They will issue a paper permit on the spot, and you will receive a laminated copy with the photo in the mail. WE CANNOT ALERT DOL WHICH CLASS YOU ARE IN UNTIL WE GET YOUR PERMIT NUMBER (WDL \#). Please don't go to DOL without first providing us the permit number or they will turn you away! We will need a copy of the permit for our DOL files. Parent Night: Parents are invited, but not obligated, to attend "Parent Night". Dates and times of parent night can be found on our website ([https://911drivingschool.com/washington/driving-school-issaquah-washington/](https://911drivingschool.com/washington/driving-school-issaquah-washington/) ). The instructor will be going over what to expect, and how it all works. We will be happy to answer all questions at this time. Behind-the-wheel drives are scheduled outside of classroom time. We use a third-party web program called DSS to help you schedule those drive times. DSS also tracks your classroom attendance. You will receive a username and login to access the student portal 24/7. We offer drives 7 days per week, at all different times of day. Students can miss up to 3 classes, which will need to be made up, per DOL guidelines. Make up classes will be in person based on that in person class schedule for the session missed. Zoom Make-Ups are subject to Owner Discretion and on a case-by-case basis. An instructor will be present for all make up sessions. Please call us if you have scheduling concerns and we can help you work something out. DOL Guidelines can be found under W.A.C. Laws: 308.108.150 & 308.108.160 911 Driving School Teen Policies 􀃆 Attendance: Classroom and behind-the-wheel (BTW) instruction, including any make-up classes, will be completed in no less than 30 days and within 240 Days unless an exigent circumstance exists. Exigent circumstances are circumstances beyond your control and subject for evaluation at the Owner’s Discretion. 􀃆 Enrollment will not be allowed after the second class has started. 􀃆 Students must be 15 years old by the first day of class. 􀃆 Students may not be more than 10 minutes late to class. Students arriving more than 10 minutes late will be required to take the entire class over, and it will count as an absence. 􀃆 Students may not be more than 7 minutes late for a drive. They must have time to safely start the car, adjust mirrors, show the instructor their permit etc., and leave the parking lot 911 Driving School of Issaquah Page 1 of 15 Policies version 9, February 15 2024 no later than 10 minutes after the scheduled start time. Those later than 7 minutes will be assessed a $50 missed drive fee. 􀃆 No more than 3 absences will be allowed. All absences and failed final exams (score less than 80%) must be made up. 􀃆 Students can be dismissed without a refund from the course for excessive tardiness orunexcused absences. 􀃆 Teens must sign their roster sheet for every class, including make-up classes. Rosters are kept in a book in the Office. Each class has its own bo

FAQs

What permit information must be provided to 911 Driving School before class starts?

If you have not already called or emailed your permit number, you must do so right away. The school cannot alert DOL which class you are in until it receives your permit number (WDL #).

What are the attendance and tardiness limits for teen students?

Students may miss up to 3 classes, which must be made up per DOL guidelines. Students may not be more than 10 minutes late to class, and arrivals more than 10 minutes late require the entire class to be taken over. For drives, students must not be more than 7 minutes late, and later arrivals may be assessed a $50 missed drive fee.

Are parents required to attend DOL and Parent Night?

Both the parent and the teen need to go to DOL to receive the permit. Parents are invited to Parent Night but not obligated; dates and times are listed on the website.

Sep 18, 2026

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