Jenks Community Education

Taught by certified teachers, this program offers more classroom instruction hours and safety information than other driving schools and at a lower cost. Students will learn how to safely operate a vehicle, defensive driving techniques, ways to avoid distractions, road rules, traffic laws, and the steps to take to get your driver’s permit. The course, approved by the Oklahoma State Department of Education and Department of Public Safety, is for high school students 15 years of age and entering at least 9th grade prior to the start of class. Class completion replaces the written permit test. In addition, students will complete the “Work Zone Safe” certification course during class, which is now required by the State of Oklahoma. Instruction includes 30 in-person classroom hours and driving sessions. Please click here for a Driver's Education Flyer which provides detailed information regarding classroom dates/times, driving dates/times and important policies, including requirements for a DMV Permit. Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Classroom dates (30 hours) are July 8, 9,10,11,15,16,17,18, 8:00am-12:00pm The remaining dates listed is the window for the 6 hours of drive time that will be set between you and the instructor. The remaining dates listed is the window for the 6 hours of drive time that will be set between you and the instructor. Jenks Community Education wants to ensure every student has the best opportunity at success while they begin their driving endeavor. Driving times will be set up after class starts with the instructor. **When enrolling, please list your students first, middle and last name as it appears on the birth certificate being provided. Students must provide their birth certificate to Jenks Community Education. It is a state requirement that we obtain the students birth certificate prior to the first day of class. Students who do not provide a birth certificate in the specified time frame indicated will not be able to attend class. Birth Certificates may be: emailed to debbie.killingsworth@jenksps.org (preferred method) hand delivered to the JPS Community Service Center at 951 West Main Street, 3rd Floor, Jenks mailed to ATTN: Debbie Killingsworth, Jenks Community Education, 205 East B Street, Jenks, OK 74037 Cancellations and Transfer Policy: Please notify our office one week (seven days) before class starts to receive a refund (minus a $50 processing fee) or to transfer to a future class. No refunds will be given after July 9, 2024 Once the class begins, if a student needs to transfer or does not meet the class attendance or driving requirements(and is dismissed from class), the student may re-enroll for a future course for a $150 fee. Students may transfer to a future class one time only.

Jenks Community Education - Drive Test For students that have completed Drivers Education through Jenks Community Education or another Oklahoma Public School Drivers Education Program. Students must have had their Learner Permit for 180 days and be at least 16 years of age. Student must have a copy of their Drivers Education certificate of completion available to show the instructor before the test begins. All applicants must not have received any tickets or been at fault in any car accidents within their probation period of six months. If under 18, student must have completed the Work Zone Safety course online. $70 Drive Test (Personal car use) Additional $20 charge for students who need to use the JCE car for the Drive Test. (This is a separate charge and must be added to your cart separately from the $70 Drive Test charge) Time slots are between 9:00AM - 4:00PM. After enrollment, a JCE driving instructor will reach out to set a time for the test. The time slots will be on a first come, first served basis.

Taught by certified teachers, this program offers more classroom instruction hours and safety information than other driving schools and at a lower cost. Students will learn how to safely operate a vehicle, defensive driving techniques, ways to avoid distractions, road rules, traffic laws, and the steps to take to get your driver’s permit. The course, approved by the Oklahoma State Department of Education and Department of Public Safety, is for high school students 15 years of age and entering at least 9th grade prior to the start of class. Class completion replaces the written permit test. In addition, students will complete the “Work Zone Safe” certification course during class, which is now required by the State of Oklahoma. Instruction includes 30 in-person classroom hours and driving sessions. Classroom dates (30 hours) are September 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 from (7:15 am – 8:45 am) and Saturday September 14 & 21 ( 8:00am-12:30pm) The remaining dates listed are the window for the 6 hours of drive time that will be set between you and the instructor. Jenks Community Education wants to ensure every student has the best opportunity at success while they begin their driving endeavor. Driving times will be set up after class starts with the instructor. **When enrolling, please list your students first, middle and last name as it appears on the birth certificate being provided. Students must provide their birth certificate to Jenks Community Education. It is a state requirement that we obtain the students birth certificate prior to the first day of class. Students who do not provide a birth certificate in the specified time frame indicated will not be able to attend class. Birth Certificates may be: emailed to debbie.killingsworth@jenksps.org (preferred method) hand delivered to the JPS Community Service Center at 951 West Main Street, 3rd Floor, Jenks mailed to ATTN: Debbie Killingsworth, Jenks Community Education, 205 East B Street, Jenks, OK 74037 Cancellations and Transfer Policy: Please notify our office one week (seven days) before class starts to receive a refund (minus a $50 processing fee) or to transfer to a future class. Once the class begins, if a student needs to transfer or does not meet the class attendance or driving requirements(and is dismissed from class), the student may re-enroll for a future course for a $150 fee Students may transfer to a future class one time only.