DOCUMENTS NEEDED:

  *  Original Birth Certificate or Certified copy (This 
     cannot be a hospital document; it needs to be
     from a city, state or county; you may also use a
     passport if it is not expired.)

  *  Original Social Security Card (If you have lost the
     original card, you must go to one of three Social
     Security Administration locations in the area to
     apply for another card.  You need to ask the SSA for
     a NUMI.  This form will satisfy the Department of
     Public Safety needs for a permit.  Your actual card
     will come in the mail in approximately two weeks.)

  *  Original TEA form (also called the VOE form; obtain
     this from your school's front office, attendance clerk,
     or counselor).  Please ask what you need if you are
     home-schooled or have your GED.

GENERAL INFORMATION

1.  A student can only miss 5 classes and has to make up
     the exact class number they missed. If a student misses
     more than 5 classes, they will have to start over with the
     classroom portion again.  There are no extenuating
     circumstances exceptions to this rule.
2.  A student can make up a class on the same day as their
     regularly-scheduled class, before or after, as long as it is
     the exact class number they need or a student can 
     make up a class after his original three weeks are over.
3.  A student has 180 days to complete the entire program,
     including make-up classes, driving times, observation
     times and payment.
4.  A student can only drive one hour a day but can observe
     more than one hour a day when needed to make-up
     missed observation times.
5.  A student cannot drive during classroom time.
6.  A student is eligible for permit testing after the first three
     days of class.  They must have 6 hours of class before
     they are eligible so if they miss one of the first three
     days they will not be eligible until they have done three
     days.
7.  A student needs to be a minimum age of 15 to get their
     permit.
8.  Driving times will not be completed during a student's
     three weeks of classroom time.  Check with us regard-
     ing the availability of times and the expected completion
     date.
9.  A parent's or legal guardian's signature is required to take
     the course.
10. A notary is provided to notarize the necessary documents.
11. Driving times will be offered to students as they become
     available during their class sessions weekly.  All or remaining
     driving times will be chosen on their last few days of class
     for future dates.  They will be able to choose their times. 
     We do not force them to take times they cannot make.
12. When a student begins their driving times, if they are not
     able to come to a time, they must let the school know either
     in person or by phone at least 24 hours in advance so that
     time may be given to another student.  If you do not inform
     us, there will be a $20.00 no-show fee.  If a student comes
     to a driving time without their permit, they will not be able to
     drive and thus charged the $20.00 no-show fee unless a
     replacement student can be found.