Behind-the-Wheel Policy

After successful completion of the classroom phase, a driving instructor will call to schedule the required 6 hours of behind-the-wheel time. The Lead Teacher at the High School is responsible for assigning students to their driving instructor. They will know which class is currently receiving their behind-the-wheel training.

The behind-the-wheel phase is usually a 3 or 4 day class, with 2 or 3 students scheduled per car. Jordan Driving School is not allowed to conduct a driving lesson with only one student in the vehicle, nor are we able to pick students up at home. The teacher will meet the students at a school or another public location, and students must secure transportation to and from their lessons. Students must be picked up promptly after the driving class is over for the day. Many times, road teachers run back-to-back classes, and must leave to begin the next driving session they are scheduled for.

Each Lead Teacher has voice mail at the telephone number listed on the Lead Teacher contact page on our website. Please leave a message and the teacher will return your call as soon as possible. Also, you will find an email address link for each teacher on the Lead Teacher web page. In most cases, these teachers are not in their office, but are out teaching in the car, in the classroom, or during the school day, possibly teaching regular school classes. It may be the next day before you receive a return phone call.

Inclement Weather Policy and other School Cancellations

PLEASE REMEMBER, ATTENDANCE AT EACH DRIVING SESSION IS VERY IMPORTANT. We drive one or two students with one teacher at a time depending on the teacher. 

Dress Code

The dress and grooming of students shall contribute to the health and safety of the individual and promote an orderly educational environment. All students participating in the Jordan Driving School driver education program must follow the code of conduct and dress for Wake County Schools.

Please see what not to wear below:

  • No hats, bandanas, hoodies, do-rags, or scarves (unless for religious purpose)
  • No tanks tops, no revealing, thin strapped, or see-through tops
  • No bare midriffs
  • No sagging pants or shorts
  • No short skirts or shorts
  • No clothing that advertises drugs, alcohol, tobacco, illegal substances or activities
  • No bare feet
  • No bedroom slippers
  • No taps
  • No cleats

FACE MASKS – Face mask is optional based on what the driving instructor wants. Students who desire to do different from what the instructor wants may be reassigned to another teacher who meets the students choice, but may have to wait for another instructors schedule to open up.