Dwight-Englewood School (D-E) is once again offering a Summer Driver’s Education Theory Course. Driver’s Ed at D-E School is administered virtually by D-E 360° in partnership with FNL Driving School, to high school students at least 15 1/2 years old who reside in New Jersey. This online course is given by Mrs. Nancy Lustenberger, formerly of the D-E Physical Education Department. The course fulfills the requirement of the New Jersey State written exam.

The course is limited to 50 participants; Driver’s Education with FNL Driving School registrations are open to students who attend D-E as well as area public and private schools. Questions about this Driver’s Ed course offered by FNL may be directed by Email to: fnl@fnldrivingschool.com, or visit their website at: http://www.fnldrivingschool.com.

 If both behind-the-wheel and classroom courses are taken, the student is eligible for a reduction in auto insurance until the age of 21. Students must complete six (6) hours of behind-the-wheel instruction, which must be arranged independently, in order to earn a learner’s permit by the age of 16.  Students are required to have their driver’s permit for a minimum of six months and have turned the age of 17, before they can be eligible to get their license. Those who already have a permit, but did not complete a classroom course, can enroll to receive a certificate toward their automobile insurance reduction.

Driver’s Ed Theory Course Details for Summer 2021

June 14 – June 28

This Course is Virtual

1. Online class attendance which includes all modules reviewed on Zoom until all material is covered
2. Asynchronous learning with videos available through Google Classroom
3. Review and quiz provided by FNL Driving School for each module* (*Students may begin accessing the online modules as of May 15th)
4. Separate arrangements will be made for students whose school year has not yet ended and can not participate in the live zoom class with us from 10am-12pm.
5. Students will be allowed to retake and resubmit the assessment until they receive a passing grade.

* Note: State-mandated requirement – Students must attend ALL scheduled classes as well as complete all modules and quizzes assigned; otherwise, they will not receive course certification.