DRIVER EDUCATION RANGES
Thank
you for not parking in the maroon parking stalls in the north parking lot
between 2:30 & 7:00 p.m. Monday – Friday and Saturday mornings. We would
rather not tow or ticket your vehicles!!!
Park in a yellow stall and you will be safe! Thanks for your
cooperation.
3rd Quarter DRIVER EDUCATION students
(& parents)
It
is time for you to get your Learner Permit if you have not already done so. It
is to your advantage to get your permit from the Utah Driver License Division
BEFORE the quarter begins (driverlicense.utah.gov).
You must score a minimum of 80% on the Utah Driver Handbook examination to
apply for a Utah learner permit. Coach Galley has Utah Driver Handbooks
available free of charge in his classroom and he also offers the test free of
charge in Room 2626 before school (Mon-Thur) at 7:00 a.m. You may also go
directly to the D.L. D. to take the test. If
you do not plan on getting a learner permit, please see your counselor to
transfer out of 3rd quarter
Dr. Ed. Thanks!
ZERO FATALITIES Parent Nights
ZERO FATALITIES Parent Nights
Our
popular Dr. Ed. Parent Nights are scheduled in the auditorium each quarter for
the parent(s) of current Dr. Ed. students. We encourage you to look ahead and
save the date for when you will need to attend. Please note that the general
public and any other family members or friends are also invited to join us at
this powerful presentation. The Zero
Fatalities Parent Night is informative and life changing.
R.H.S. Auditorium from 7:00-8:15 p.m.
2nd Quarter
Monday, November 24th
3rd Quarter
Monday, February 9th
4th Quarter
Monday, April 13th
Back in ’82…or ’72…or even ’92…
Times
sure have changed. Kids who once were begging to get their driver’s licenses
are becoming difficult to find. Now that teens can survive anywhere with a
little food, water, and their phone, transportation and face to face human
interaction just isn’t that important anymore. So, why drive? It’s dangerous
and expensive and they have apps to download! R.H.S. currently has several
hundred students who have passed the classroom phase but have not completed the
driving phases (range and/or road, including the road test). Please do not make
the mistake that many are making: thinking that they can just go to the D.L.D.
and ask for a license without completing the state-mandated requirements. If
your student has dragged his or her feet and would now like to join the
millions of other Americans who have a driver license, please send them to
Coach Galley in Room 2626. Regardless of the reason(s) or excuse(s) for not
completing, he can help the “licenseless”.
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