Students who were enrolled in the driving program will be contacted in order to schedule times to continue or start the driving portion of the program.
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(Madison, Ind.) – Madison Consolidated High School Driver Education Instructors are currently making plans to resume the driving program for students who were enrolled when the program was suspended in March.
The tentative re-start date for the students to resume driving with instructors is Monday, July 6.
Students who were enrolled in the driving program will be contacted in order to schedule times to continue or start the driving portion of the program.
MCHS will also be offering a class for students who want to take the class in person. Details and information on this class will be released later but is tentatively set for the September/ October timeframe.
If your student has completed or is enrolling in an online class program and wants the driving phase completed by a Madison Consolidated High School Driver Education Staff, please contact and instructor:
- Mr. O’Neal - 812-273-3964
- Mr. Whitaker - 812-701-4225 or 812-265-4430
- Mr. Houchen - 812-599-6229
If your student would like to take a class a signed waiver will be required before your student can begin face to face instruction.
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