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Randolph County Driver Education Instructors

Randolph County Driver Education Instructors

This is the first of 4 pages of information about driver education. Please read instructions carefully below to find out what path you should follow. Registration for the book work class will be on the last page.

OVERVIEW

The state requirements for driver education are 30 hours of book work and 6 hours of driving experience. The driving portion will be scheduled after all requirements of the book work have been met.

Registration for the book work class for November is planned to open after noon on October 29.

If you are a home school or private school student click HERE to find out if you are eligible to take driver education in Randolph County.

If you attend a public county school or Uwharrie Charter High School and want to find out about the September class and registration click HERE to go to a list of high schools.

Any questions can be directed to Lewis Southern in the Driver Education office at

lsouthern@randolph.k12.nc.us or (336) 633-5025.

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