Moore County's Driver Education page

Moore County Schools Drivers 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.




All Spring Classes at North Moore, Pinecrest, and Union Pines High Schools are Full!

All Summer Classes at Pinecrest and Union Pines High Schools are full!

A waitlist will be available for summer classes only.  Please send an email to [email protected] in order to get onto the waitlist.  Being on the waitlist does not guarantee your child a spot in any of the classes.

Registration for fall classes will begin in July.

You should start planning when your student is near 14 1/2 years of age. Consider extra-curricular activities when planning.  Contact coaches and other after-school activities supervisors to avoid scheduling conflicts. All class registration is non-refundable and not transferable to other classes.  Please make sure your student is able to attend classes that they have signed up for. 

In-Person Classes:
Classes are identified as in-person or online on the registration site in the Online School Payment System. Be sure you are choosing the right fit for your student. During the traditional school year, classes run for 3 hours and begin at 4:30 pm.

Online Classes:
Classes are identified as in-person or online on the registration site in the Online School Payment System. Be sure you are choosing the right fit for your student. The instructors for online classes will email orientation material for their class approximately 10 days prior to the beginning date of the class. If you do not receive this email please contact the coordinator at [email protected] All FINAL exams will be taken in person.

Students from all schools can register for any class scheduled below. This is particularly true for online classes.
All class registration is non-refundable and not transferable to other classes. 


                                     
                                              2023 Drivers Education Class Schedule     

** Classes in Red are FULL**


General Information

To participate in Moore County Schools Driver Education, students aged 14 1/2 (on the first day of class) to 18 (must be under 18) must register online or submit a Fee Waiver application (see "register" section).  Students MUST reside in Moore County. School location is not a consideration. 

**Summer and Spring Break Addendum Information
Classes are scheduled from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday – Thursday.  Bring lunch, snacks and pencil/paper. Class location will be disclosed prior to class start dates.


Instructor will need to see Social Security card and certified birth certificate before a student can take the driving portion of Driver Education. We do not copy or keep the documentation.  It is for verification only.  No copies allowed.

Students may miss no more than 3 hours of class time. If more than 3 hours is missed, the student will be dismissed from class and will need to retake the class. Missed time (under 3 hours) must be made up after the final exam.  Multiple times may be missed, but not more than 3 hours total.

Class Schedules are subject to change. If the schedule is changed, the scheduled school will make an announcement or the instructor will notify students. Classes are not held on early dismissal days, teacher workdays or if school activities are canceled because of inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstance.

Intervals between Classroom and Behind the Wheel (BTW) Instruction

We are averaging between 6-8 weeks in between Classroom and Behind the Wheel Instruction. 

Older students are given priority to schedule BTW instruction. Remember that vision testing and credential submission is the “starting point” for entering the BTW queue.

“Helpful Hint”: Have your student take a picture of their completed Form 800 for later reference and tracking! 

Please make sure students are adhering to the school dress code policy during class and the Behind the Wheel portion of the program.  Failure to dress appropriately could result in rescheduling training time.

We are not responsible for missed DMV appointments made in advance of your child receiving BTW instruction.

What do I need to have my child bring to the school PRIOR to their DMV appointment, for their permit?

1. N.C. Driving Eligibility Certificate, signed by a parent/ legal guardian (BTW instructor will give to the students after successful completion of the program)
2. Driver's License Eligibility Issues form, signed by a parent/ legal guardian AND the student (BTW instructor will  give to the students after successful completion of the program)
3. Certificate of Completion  (BTW instructor will give to the students after successful completion of the program)
4. Passing 70% of classes
5. School Fees Paid

Driver Education Coordinator Contact Information
Andrea Amorose
Office Phone: 910.947.2976 ext. 260
Cell Phone: 910.639.1350
Email: [email protected]
The Driver's 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.

High School principals are not involved with Driver's Education.  If you have any questions regarding the program, please reach out directly to the Drivers Education Coordinator.