SEGMENT 1 LAINGSBURG

Segment 1 Course Requirements:

To pre-register for the Segment 1 Course:

On the first day of class (check in procedure):

After successfully completing the Segment 1 course, the teen is issued a Segment 1 Completion Certificate (Note: this is NOT your license to drive). To obtain the Level 1 License a parent or guardian must accompany their teen to the Michigan Secretary of State office and present the Segment 1 Certificate for issuance of the Level 1 License. Teen must be at 14 years, 9 months to obtain their Level 1 License. The teen then starts preparing for the Segment 2 Course.

***Classes are held at the Laingsburg High School***
All students are encouraged to apply. You do not have to be a student at the school to attend the course.

Each Segment 1 course consists of:

  • 24 hours of classroom instruction (ALL 12 classroom dates listed).
  • 6 hours of behind-the-wheel driving (6 one-hour driving lessons) held outside of classroom times during the week and on weekends.
  • 4 hours of behind-the-wheel observation hours held outside of classroom times during the week and on weekends.

Behind-the-Wheel driving and observations are scheduled with the students’ driving instructors as class begins.

Attendance is required for all classroom hours, behind-the-wheel hours, and observation hours.

PARENTS,

THERE IS AN IMPORTANT PARENT MEETING HELD ON THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS DURING THE FIRST 30 MINUTES OF CLASS. PLEASE PLAN TO ATTEND TO COMPLETE THE ENROLLMENT PROCESS. PLEASE BRING THE STUDENT’S BIRTH CERTIFICATE OR PASSPORT TO COMPLETE THE ENROLLMENT PROCESS.

STUDENTS NEED TO BRING A PEN/PENCIL, AND NOTEBOOK FOR THE CLASSROOM.

STUDENTS: FOR THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS PLEASE ARRIVE AT LEAST 15 MINUTES EARLY TO CHECK IN.

Class size is limited. Please register as soon as possible to ensure your placement in the class.

Two options available to register for class:

1. Download the packet complete the forms and send it to us (instructions are in the packet).

2. Register and pay online with our new easy online option.

Tuition for Segment 1 is: $420.00

a. To pay by cash, check, or money order (Send packet in option) click the button below

b. To pay by credit/debit card (Online registering option) click the button below

***Classes with less than 10 registered students may be canceled or rescheduled***

More 2025 classes coming soon!

Session 11: October -November 2024
(4 Week Class)
Class Start Date 10/28/2024

7 pm to 9 pm Open

Session 3: March 2025
(4 Week Class)
Class Start Date 2/24/2025

7 pm to 9 pm Open

Session 5: May 2025
(4 Week Class)
Class Start Date 5/6/2025

7 pm to 9 pm Open

Session 8 PM: August 2024
(3 Week Class)
Evening Class

7 pm to 9 pm Closed Wait List

Session 8 AM: August 2024
(3 Week Class)
Morning Class

9 am to 11 am Closed Wait List

Session 9: September 2024
(4 Week Class)

7 pm to 9 pm Open

Session 6 PM: June 2024
(3 Week Class)
Evening Class

7 pm to 9 pm Closed Wait List

Session 7 AM: July 2024
(3 Week Class)
Morning Class

9 am to 11 am Closed Wait List

Session 7 PM: July 2024
(3 Week Class)
Evening Class

7 pm to 9 pm Closed Wait List

 

***Any changes in the time or location of courses will be communicated via email to those previously registered. ***

About Segment 1:

Students under the age of 18 years old are eligible to take a Segment 1 class.

Segment 1 includes 24 hours of classroom, six driving hours outside of the classroom, and a minimum of four hours of observation time in a training vehicle.

The State of Michigan requires attendance for all classroom hours, behind-the-wheel drive hours, and in-the-car observation hours. Students must be flexible with their availability in scheduling Behind-the-Wheel and Observation sessions. BEHIND-THE-WHEEL SESSIONS ARE HELD BOTH DURING THE WEEK AND ON WEEKENDS.

***Behind-the-Wheel driving instruction is based on instructor availability.***

 

The minimum age a teen can be to enter driver’s education: is 14 years and 8 months of age on or before the FIRST DAY OF CLASS and must also have parent/guardian permission to take the course.

Successful completion of a state-approved driver education program does not, alone, make a teenager a responsible, experienced driver. Traffic safety education involves family, community, industry, government, and personal factors such as motivation, maturity, and perceptive abilities.

Click here to view the Michigan Secretary of State publication of “What Every Driver Must Know”. It contains information about operating a motor vehicle safely on Michigan roads and is one of the tools used to teach teen drivers in Michigan driver education programs.

Click here to view the Michigan Secretary of State’s publication of the Graduated Driver Licensing and Driver Education Requirements. It shows how graduated driver licensing and driver education are intertwined.

Click here to view the Michigan Secretary of State publication of “Michigan’s Graduated Driver Licensing: A Guide for Parents”. It contains valuable information on graduated driver licensing, driver education, coaching tips for parents, and more. Parents and teens are encouraged to read this publication.

***Many Booklets are also available at Michigan Secretary of State offices***

Are you ready to take your Road Test?

Our partner company, Central Road Testing LLC, is authorized by the Michigan Secretary of State to administer the road test. For information about road testing and scheduling click the button below.