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You have made a sound choice in driver education. At 911 Driving School, we hire only the very best police officers and first responders to give you peace of mind that your student is  \nreceiving the very best instruction.  \nLike us on Facebook at: 911DrivingSchool – Puyallup & Graham  \n911 DRIVING SCHOOL POLICIES – NEW DRIVER TRAINING  \nNew Driver Training  \n􀁸 The new driver basic training package includes 30-hours of live classroom instruction and a total of five 1-hour behind the wheel drives with one of our certified first responder instructors, and 1 attempt at the Department of Licensing (DOL) Knowledge exam. The package also includes 4-hours of driving simulation using a DOLapproved “Driver’s Zed” program. This DOL-approved simulation training is in lieu of a 6th behind the wheel drive and is included in the regular classroom schedule. A minimum of 1-hour observation while another student drives is required.  \n􀁸 Students must be 15 years of age at the class start date.  \n􀁸 Students may not enroll in a course after class session \\#3 per Washington State regulations.  \n􀁸 Washington State requires 911 Driving School to provide students with information regarding Washington State’s Organ Donor program. This information will be reviewed during class session \\#15 .  \n􀁸 Our course curriculum may include some video content that is graphic. It’s not our intent to scare, but rather to instill respect for the dangers involved with driving. Please let us know if you prefer to opt-out.  \n􀁸 We strongly encourage parents/guardians to be actively involved. Parents/guardians are invited to attend an informational hour either on day 1 of class (for online students) or an in-person meeting (for in-person students) to learn what is expected, and how our program works. We will communicate via email as to when the parent informational hour will be held for your course.  \nClassroom/Driving and Scheduling Policies  \n􀁸 Students may not miss more than 3 classroom sessions. All missed classes must be made up. Should more than  \n3 classroom sessions be missed, the student fails the course and would need to re-enroll into another course. Fees associated with re-enrollment include an administrative fee of $300 plus $70 per completed behind the wheel drive. Please plan accordingly when deciding which course your student will attend. If there is an extenuating circumstance (i.e. , family emergency, medical issue), please contact an owner to request an absence waiver; documentation will be required to prove extenuating circumstance. Waivers will not be granted for sporting events, school events, planned vacations, or internet/Wi-Fi issues for online classes.  \n􀁸 For in-person classes, teens must sign their attendance sheet for every class; including in-person makeup classes. Attendance sheets are kept with the office staff. Failure to sign the attendance sheet will result in having to take the class again and would be counted as an absence.  \n􀁸 For online classes:  \n􀂃 Students must log in using their first and last name as listed on the attendance sheet. Any unidentified names will be removed from the session.  \n􀂃 Students are responsible for maintaining a reliable internet connection throughout the entire class session.  \n􀂃 If a student is disconnected from the class and does not rejoin within 5 minutes, they will not be allowed back into the session and will be marked absent.  \n􀂃 Students who drop from the session more than twice will not be allowed to re-enter that day’s class andwill be marked absent.  \n􀂃 Instructors will take attendance three separate times during the class session. 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