Ccri Drivers Ed July 2015

Ccri summer class schedule 2015. Driver Education courses are offered through CCRI's Center for Workforce. Class Schedules for July 2017 - December 2017. Rhode Island Driver's Manual – www.dmv.ri.gov 6 A MESSAGE FROM THE DOT DIRECTOR Dear Future Drivers, My name is Peter Alviti, Jr. Murphy University Center. Watch this video about the partnership between the University of Alabama Early College and Murphy High School.

RI Driver Education Program Please be aware that if a school location is closed for any reason, driver education is also cancelled at that location. Driver Education courses are offered through CCRI's at most high schools, CCRI's and various locations throughout the state. Basic Information Age Requirement Students must be a minimum age of 15 years, 10 months by the first class to register. Students can register for a class well in advance as long as he/she will be the required age by the first class. Proof of age must be presented at the first class. Proof of age can be documented by providing a copy of your birth certificate, passport or baptismal record.

Students who register but do not meet the minimum age requirements by the first class will NOT be admitted to the class and will NOT be refunded their money. Accommodations for Individuals with Disabilities Individuals who require accommodations in a Driver Ed course should contact Monica Russell. It is recommended that this be done at least two weeks prior to course registration; however, additional time may be needed depending on the nature of the requested accommodation(s). [] Cost & Payment For classes that begin in 2017, payment in full of $85 must be paid at time of registration. For all classes that begin in 2018, payment in full of $95 must be paid at time of registration.

Textbook Students who enroll in driver's education classes must purchase their own copy of the textbook, 'How to Drive: The Beginning Driver's Manual' 14th edition prior to their first class meeting. The book costs $19.95 and will be available in all four of CCRI's Main campuses in Warwick, Lincoln, Providence and Newport and online for an additional shipping cost (standard shipping charges apply). View hours and locations or order online at the. Students will not be able to purchase books in class and must bring this book to their first class meeting. Note: The bookstore is no longer accepting checks as payment for Driver Ed books. Refund Policy Students must provide a minimum of 48-hours’ notice prior to the start of a course in order to be eligible for a refund.

Without proper notice or documented medical excuse, students will be required to re-register and pay. Abit Sl30t Motherboard Drivers. No partial refunds of tuition are made under any circumstances. Students are eligible for a refund in full if the course has been cancelled by CWCE.

How to Register Telephone registrations cannot be accepted for the Driver Education program. Please select from the registration options below (,, or ). Please note that online registration is unavailable at this time. Driver Education teachers will NOT be able to accept registrations at your school. All registrations must be processed through CCRI prior to the start of class.

There is a maximum enrollment number for each class and several classes do fill fast, so please don't wait until the last minute to register! CWCE will cancel courses that do not meet minimum enrollment standards. Any student affected by a cancellation will be notified and eligible to transfer to another available course or receive a refund in full.

Students will receive an email notification confirming their registration within 2 days if a legible, valid email address is provided on the registration form. If you do not receive notification, you can call one of our CWCE offices listed in the contact information box on the top right of this page to confirm your registration. It is necessary for you to provide all required information, except those fields noted as ‘optional.’ Walk-In Eligible students wishing to pay by cash, check or money order (payable to CCRI), or credit card may register in person at one of our CWCE locations. For more information on hours of operation by campus, see the Contact Information box on the top right of this page.

Fax Eligible students wishing to pay by credit card may fax a ( PDF*) to the Center for Workforce & Community Education Office at 401.333. * PDF files require Adobe Acrobat Reader to view - Class Schedules Classes are scheduled on an ongoing basis, so if you don't see a class scheduled for your particular high school, check back again at a later date or consider registering for one of the classes being held at another location.

Any new classes being offered will be added once a week on Mondays by noon. Students are required to attend all classes.

If a student misses the first class, the student will be dropped from the class and must register and pay for another class. Meetings M= Monday, T=Tuesday, W=Wednesday, R=Thursday, S=Saturday, and U=Sunday (SU=Saturday AND Sunday) *Indicates days of the week the class meets. Does not indicate the start date. For start date, please refer to the date range.

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Current Year 2017 News Archives December 12, 2017 336 kb PDF RI Driver's Education course under CCRI will be offered at RI School for the Deaf. Instruction will be in ASL (American Sign Language). No interpreter. This 33-hour course will begin in January. Must attend all to meet the requirement of 33 hours driver's education and be at least 15 years and 10 months by the first class to register.

Register in person at CCRI Center for Workforce & Community Education. Download for schedule and complete details. 336 kb PDF November 27, 2017 535 kb (PDF) A workshop for parents and professionals Thursday, December 14th, 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM Sponsored by the Rhode Island Early Hearing Detection and Intervention Program Keynote speaker: Janet DesGeorges Register This workshop will examine how parents, professionals, educators and Early Hearing Detection and Intervention (EHDI) systems and school-based settings can work together to help children who are deaf and hard-of-hearing succeed.

Keynote speaker Janet DesGeorges will discuss the power of positive, equality-based partnerships and successful teaming for the benefit and success of deaf children, including how to engage challenging and/or under-involved families. November 20, 2017 The RI Governor's Advisory Council for the Blind ( GAC) is seeking new members!

The Council is an advisory body appointed by the Governor and mandated by RI Law § 40-9-3. The GAC requires 9 members. Each member serves a 5 year term and is selected with regard to his/her interest in and their knowledge of the conditions regarding the blind and visually impaired. If you or someone you know is a person with blindness, or interested in joining this group, please contact the RISBVI Administrator Laurie DiOrio 462-7889 or email. The Council meets quarterly and welcomes new participants.

The Council's duties include: • Advising the Rhode Island Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired regarding the programs provided by the agency. • Participating in collaborative relationships with the State Rehabilitation Council (SRC) and the Statewide Independent Living Council (RISILC). • Providing oversight responsibility to the Independent Living Program for the Older Blind. • Advocating for issues impacting RI Residents living with blindness and visual impairment. Download Movies For Free No Membership.