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Curriculum Guide

DRIVER EDUCATION

The purpose of Driver Education is to enhance a student’s ability to physically drive an automobile, to develop a mental process of decision-making and to interact emotionally and socially with other highway users.

Lou Massong, Department Chair
847-731-9365 –
massongl@zbths.org

 

DRIVER EDUCATION                          DE427/DE428

Either Semester -.25 Credit - Required - 10

Prerequisite:  Student must be 15 years of age.  If student’s 15th birthday is later than January 21, 1992, student should sign up for Driver Education second semester.  Driver Education is available to students who have obtained sophomore status, 3.5 credits or higher and must receive a passing grade in at least eight courses during the previous two semesters prior to enrolling.  Driver Education is a requirement for graduation.  A student may elect to take only the classroom phase.

Fees:  Student driving permit $20 (Secretary of State) Driver Education fee: $235

Course Description:  Driver Education is made up of four phases:  1) classroom, required for graduation; 2) simulators; 3) driving range; and 4) behind-the-wheel must be successfully completed which is needed to obtain an Illinois Driver’s License. Students who have not achieved their Driving Permit by the 15th day of class will revert to Class Only status. The behind-the-wheel fee will be refunded. NOTE:  Driver Education make-up is offered only during Summer School.

Note:  Grade reported on the report card is for classroom only.

BASIC DRIVER EDUCATION              DE425/DE426

Either Semester - .25 Credit – 10

Prerequisite:  By placement only

Fees:  Student Driving Permit $20 (Secretary of State).  Driver Education fee: $235

Course Description:  Same as Driver Education

Parent Involvement Program
Cooperative Driver Testing Program

The Zion-Benton High School Driver Education Department, in cooperation with the Illinois Secretary of State’s Office, will be participating in the “Cooperative Driver Testing Program.”  This program means Driver Education students can take their road test at school through the Driver Education Department.

 All students enrolled in Driver Education may participate as long as they meet the following requirements: 

  • A final grade of A or B in both the classroom phase and the behind-the-wheel phase

  • written consent from parents or guardian.

If a student does not meet the requirements as determined by the Zion-Benton Driver Education Department and the Secretary of State but has successfully completed Driver Education, the student can still take the road test at the Driver Testing Facility.

 

July 23, 2008 7:27 PM



Curriculum Guide 2007 - 2008

Table of Contents
Introduction
  Mission
  Foreword
  Helpful No's & E-mail
  Graduation Requirements
  Preparing 4-Year Instructional
  Selecting Learning Pathway
  College/Post Secondary School Admission Guidelines
  NCAA Requirements
  Building a Class Schedule
  Additional Information
  Honors Recognition
Course Offerings
  Business Education and Family and Consumers Services
  Driver Education
  English
  Foreign Language
  Health & Physical Education
  Industry & Technology
  Mathematics
  NJROTC
  Reading
  Science
  Social Studies
  Special Education
  Visual & Performing Art
  Lake County High School Technology Campus
  Additional Course Offerings

 


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