Kansas State Certified Program
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Bi-State driving school offers a Kansas State Certified drivers education program.
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Students will first take 8 hours of classroom sessions based on the triple -A curriculum.
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The classroom portion are divided into 2/4 hour classroom sessions.
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Kansas residents will receive a temporary permit as part of the program if they have passed the permit test.
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Just like the Department of Motor Vehicles students will be allowed to take the permit test up to 4 times.
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Students that have a permit are now required by the State to take a permit test as part of the curriculum.
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It is not mandatory for students to have a permit prior to joining the program.
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The student will then take 6 hours of in-car training sessions that are divided into 3/2 hour driving lessons.
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The full program includes a driving test during the last 20 minutes of their third lesson that test over what the student has learned during all three driving lessons.
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Students are required to pass both the classroom and driving portions of the program to receive their certificate of completion.
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They will then take that to the Department of Motor Vehicles to obtain their license.
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Please remember that the state now only allows seven months from start to finish or your permit expires, and students are required to complete the full program again.
Need a digital version of the Kansas handbook click on the Kansas sign in the photo.