Driver's Education

To be eligible for Driver’s Education, the student must be 14 ½ years of age at the time of registration in order to take the class.  Students must be currently enrolled at either Orange High School, Cedar Ridge High School, or Partnership Academy.

2024-2025 Registration Dates and Sessions

Registration for Session 1: click here

Session 1 Registration: August 26 - August 30
Session 1 Classes: September 30 - October 18

Session 2 Registration:  November 4 - November 8
Session 2 Classes:  December 2 - December 20

Session 3 Registration: February 3 - February 7 (2025)
Session 3 Classes: March 3 - March 21 (2025)

Questions/Concerns? You may contact OCS Driver’s Ed Coordinator, Mr. Buddy Hartley, at: buddy.hartley@orange.k12.nc.us 

 

2024-2025 Fechas de inscripción y sesiones

Inscripción para la primera sesión: haga clic aquí. 

Sesión 1 Inscripción: 26 de agosto - 30 de agosto
Clases Sesión 1: 30 de septiembre - 18 de octubre

Sesión 2 Inscripción:  4 de noviembre - 8 de noviembre
Sesión 2 Clases:  2 de diciembre   - 20 de diciembre

Sesión 3 Inscripción:  3 de febrero - 7 de febrero
Sesión 3 Clases:  3 de marzo - 21 de marzo

¿Preguntas/Inquietudes? Puede ponerse en contacto con el Coordinador de Educación del Conductor de OCS, el Sr. Buddy Hartley, en: buddy.hartley@orange.k12.nc.us 

 

Student & Parent Resources for Driver Education & Safety Information

• NC Division of Motor Vehicles Information
  • The NC DMV provides detailed information on all driver and vehicle rules, regulations and services, including office locations for obtaining driver licenses and permits.
• NC Department of Transportation
  • The NCDOT provides a resource for maps & publications, travel information, road conditions and traffic cameras.
• NC Governor’s Highway Safety Program
  • The NCGHSP provides information on law enforcement public safety campaigns such as, “Click it or Ticket” and “Booze It and Lose It.”
• NC Department of Insurance
  • This website provides a consumer guide to insurance services and safe driver incentives for North Carolina residents. 
• National Road Safety Foundation, Inc.
  • This is a non-profit agency that promotes driver competence through public awareness. The NRSF provides safety tips for car safety, teenage drivers and impaired, drowsy and aggressive driving. 
• US Department of Transportation
  • The USDT provides information on national safety issues, domestic and foreign travel procedures and nationwide road conditions.
• Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
  • This non-profit, scientific, educational organization provides current crash test results, safety feature reviews, vehicle ratings and safety laws & regulations.
• National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
  • NHTSA is a national organization whose mission is to save lives, prevent injuries and reduce vehicle related crashes.
• National Transportation Safety Board
  • NTSB is a national organization that provides publications, recommendations and safety alerts.
• NC Driver Traffic Safety Education Association
  • NCDTSEA is the professional organization which represents traffic safety educators in North Carolina.