Moore County Schools Driver Education Mission: To administer a high quality driving program to Moore County students by providing them a solid foundation of necessary tools, knowledge and skills to prepare them for lifelong habits on how to be safe, confident, and defensive drivers.
Safe Driving Campaign
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration defines distracted driving as any non-driving activity a person engages in while operating a motor vehicle.
During the week of April 7th-11th, 2025, the Driver Education Department held our first annual Safe Driving Campaign!
Each high school had teen driving statistics and facts during the morning announcements, safe driving posters throughout the school, and daily emails to all 9th-12th grade students!
Please review the PSA videos and resources below!
We wish you all safe travels and remember to drive defensively!
Videos:
Keep Your Eyes On The Road PSA
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Resource Links:
MADD Power of Youth: Power to Take a Stand
Family Safe Driving Agreement
Distracted Driving: Did You Know?
Please click HERE for Frequently Asked Questions and important program information!
Please click HERE for Upcoming Driver Education Classes!
As of July 1, 2024 - Any paperwork that needs to be reissued, will have a fee of $5. Payment is due at time of receiving new documents. This includes the eligibility certificates, even if they have expired.
High School principals are not involved with Driver Education. If you have any questions regarding the program, please reach out directly to the Driver Education Coordinator.
Driver Education Coordinator Contact Information
Andrea Amorose
Office Phone: 910.947.2976 ext. 100260
Cell Phone: 910.639.1350
Email: [email protected]
The Driver Education office is a part-time office and is not open every day. Phone calls and emails will be responded to as soon as possible.