Class Schedules
Learning is our focus at Go Driving School. We believe shorter class times provide a lasting learning experience. As engaging as road rules are ;-) nobody is learning much after two hours; so our classroom time is divided into four (4) 2-hour classes offered over two consecutive Saturdays or four consecutive Tuesdays.
You will automatically be enrolled in classes 2, 3, and 4 based on your starting day. If you start on a Tuesday evening, you will take classes the following 3 Tuesdays. If you take classes 1 and 2 on a Saturday, you will take classes 3 and 4 the following Saturday. If you have an issue with your schedule, please feel free to contact us.
Click on a link below to register for class 1. The registration form will include questions to provide information needed for the State of Kansas to issue a Driver Education Permit (DE99).
Behind the wheel time is scheduled after the first class and the DE99 has been issued by the State.
The cost for a driver education class is $350. It includes, as required by the State of Kansas, a minimum of eight (8) hours of classroom and six (6) hours of behind the wheel instruction.
You will automatically be enrolled in classes 2, 3, and 4 based on your starting day. If you start on a Tuesday evening, you will take classes the following 3 Tuesdays. If you take classes 1 and 2 on a Saturday, you will take classes 3 and 4 the following Saturday. If you have an issue with your schedule, please feel free to contact us.
Click on a link below to register for class 1. The registration form will include questions to provide information needed for the State of Kansas to issue a Driver Education Permit (DE99).
Behind the wheel time is scheduled after the first class and the DE99 has been issued by the State.
The cost for a driver education class is $350. It includes, as required by the State of Kansas, a minimum of eight (8) hours of classroom and six (6) hours of behind the wheel instruction.
Please note: INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS with B (tourist) visas cannot take driver education. Students with other visas can take driver education but must apply for a driver’s license more than 60 days before their visas expire.
Also note: if you fail the Kansas DMV written or driving exam 4 times you must wait 6 months before taking a driver education class.
Also note: if you fail the Kansas DMV written or driving exam 4 times you must wait 6 months before taking a driver education class.
Our classes are still smaller to maintain some social distancing. We have a waiting list for each class. If you cannot come to class, please let us know so someone else can use your spot.