Homeschool discounts and how to pick the best driving school for Drivers Ed
Calling all homeschool parents! Who doesn’t like to save $125-$166? Drive Smart Georgia in Johns Creek, Alpharetta and Cumming is offering a first-ever program for homeschool discounts. It’s our way of saying thank you for all you do. And it’s your chance to save big time on Drivers Ed!
Getting a driver’s license is a rite of passage for teens anxious to gain their independence. Your child may be excited about this step, but you, the worried parent – well, not so much. You certainly have reason to be concerned. According to the Centers for Disease Control, motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for teens.
How to get homeschool discounts
The first step to take advantage of homeschool discounts is to register for classes. Then, take the state-required 30-hour Driver’s Ed class. After taking the class, your teen can then begin his or her in-car lessons.
Because your child’s schedule is a bit more flexible, we can offer huge discounts on our Driver’s Ed packages. While other teen drivers are in school, your child can drive during the daytime hours. This is your road to huge savings. Simply book your teen’s lessons during specific hours to take advantage of Drive Smart Georgia’s homeschool discounts.
Homeschool Discounts:
How to pick the best driving school
First, take a deep breath! Then do your research. Your child is almost old enough and ready to learn how to drive. While it may be an exciting time for your teen, it can cause sweaty palms for concerned parents – like you.
The good news is that you are not alone. Quality driving schools in Atlanta will hold your hand and guide you through this scary time. However, be careful.
Just like no two children are completely alike, not all driving schools in Atlanta are the same. In fact, there are quite often big differences. Before making your choice, here are some tips to pick the best one for you and your new teen driver.
Check online reviews
One of the best ways to review a driving school is to turn to the Internet. Customers will write reviews – both good and bad. Be sure to head to Yelp or Google Reviews to read about parents’ experiences with different driving schools in Atlanta. If a school has a lot of bad online reviews, steer clear and find one that’s a better match for your new teen driver.
Teens or DUI emphasis?
It’s very true – not all driving schools in Atlanta are alike. In fact, many specialize in DUI classes, but also offer Drivers Ed as an afterthought. Because teenagers learn differently than adults, a good driving school will offer a high-energy program that’s tailored specifically to new and inexperienced drivers. Choose wisely.
Check out the classroom
If you’re interested in a particular driving school, be sure to pay a visit. Does the classroom look like it’s seen better days? Are the books decades old and falling apart at the seams? The Drivers Ed industry has been stagnant for years. Look for a driving school that utilizes the latest technology to teach and reach teen drivers.
Ask about homeschool discounts
Does the driving school offer deep discounts for homeschool students? If not, then keep looking for one that does.
Is online scheduling available?
Busy parents never seem to have enough hours in their days. Before picking a driving school for your new teen driver, make sure that you can sign up and schedule everything online. This will save precious time in what can be an otherwise time-consuming process. If you can’t do everything online, then skip on over to another driving school.
Inquire about the school’s pass rate
Drivers Ed isn’t exactly cheap. However, with a $150 tax credit and 10% insurance savings, it almost pays for itself. First, ask if the school offers homeschool discounts. Then, before finalizing your choice, ask the driving school about their pass rate. If only 50% of its students pass the test on their first try, that’s not a good indicator. On the other hand, if 90% or more pass on their first try, then the driving school is doing something right.
Homeschool Discounts:
How to pick the best package
Homeschool discounts at Drive Smart Georgia range from $125-$166. to begin, book one of our Driver’s Ed packages and then simply schedule your in-car driving lessons at specified times. If you do, we’ll offer special homeschool discounts that can save you BIG bucks on a course your student must take to get his or her driver’s license.
Book a Driver’s Ed package + take in-car lessons at specified times = BIG homeschool savings!
All 2-hour in-car lessons must be taken Monday through Friday before 3 pm. Free pick-ups and drop-offs are available within a 10-mile radius from any of our three locations.
Homeschool Discounts
on Drivers Ed packages
Pick the best package for your child. Drive Smart Georgia offers the following three options.
Homeschool discounts: Road Wise Package
Road Wise package includes the following:
- 30-hours of classroom instruction
- 6 hours of in-car lessons
- 10% insurance savings
- $150 tax credit
- Reg. price: $499
- Homeschool price: $374
- Homeschool discount: $125
Homeschool discounts: Drive Smart Package:
Drive Smart package includes the following:
- 30-hours of classroom instruction
- 6 hours of in-car lessons
- On-site Road Test
- 10% insurance savings
- $150 tax credit
- Reg. price: $549
- Homeschool price: $424
- Homeschool discount: $125
Homeschool discounts: Road Scholar Package:
Road Scholar package includes the following:
- 30-hours of classroom instruction
- 10 hours of in-car lessons
- On-site Road Test
- 10% insurance savings
- $150 tax credit
- Reg. price: $699
- Homeschool price: $533
- Homeschool discount: $166
The fine print…
Cannot be combined with other offers. Valid only upon initial purchase.
Call today to save! Be sure to mention that you are interested in the homeschool discounts at Drive Smart Georgia!
- Johns Creek: (770) 232-0903
- Alpharetta: (770) 232-0900
- Cumming: (470) 239-4294
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