Pam Sorooshian

>>So maybe if he attended
class for that and on Thursdays we could ask for special other sessions and
the guy would go for that, MAYBE.
<<

They want your money. It is a competitive industry. I bet you can work
something out. Roya and lots of her friends here in California did it by
correspondence course that is approved by our Dept of Motor Vehicles - but
I don't think that it is allowed in New Mexico. Before we settled on her
doing it that way, I talked to driver ed schools. One had an interesting
way of doing it - they had class every weeknight - you had to go to a
certain number of hours of class, but they didn't care which ones. They
offered "lesson 1" on Mondays, "Lesson 2" on Tuesdays, etc. So - I asked
them, "What if they only come on Mondays, won't they only get Lesson 1 over
and over?" Answer: "Well, yes, that's true, but the law doesn't say that
they have to actually attend all the different lessons, just that this
material has to be offered and they have to attend a certain number of hours."

--pam

Pam Sorooshian
National Home Education Network
www.NHEN.org
Changing the Way the World Sees Homeschooling

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