GLDA has taken measures to help prevent the COVID 19. (see the announcements on this page)

• GLDA offices are now "Virtual offices"
• ALL "in-person" activities have been  temporarily suspended 
• ONLINE CLASSROOM SESSIONS ARE STILL AVAILABLE!
• GLDA INSTRUCTOR LED CLASSES BEGIN April 20

GLDA looks forward to meeting your driver education needs!

This class will be led by a GLDA instructor (live) using the same curriculum & teaching methods as our traditional classroom sessions. 

GLDA will use the free Zoom video conferencing app to deliver instruction in an effective manner, while still observing safe "social distancing" practices. 

Daily attendance will be taken, TDLR attendance policy will be followed & students will be required to participate & interact with the instructor & other students just as in a traditional classroom setting.  

Don't miss out on this new instruction

 delivery  method. 

SPACE IS LIMITED!

 NOW ENROLLING ALL LOCATIONS! 

Summer Break is time for drivers education!

  GLDA offers classroom options in Grapevine, Roanoke , Coppell & EMS-ISD (Saginaw H.S & Chisholm Trail- {open to all students}). 

Summer sessions will fill quickly. Don't miss out on the opportunity for your teen to have  "traditional" drivers ed class this summer. 

Green Light Driving Academy is excited to announce a new partnership agreement with Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD. 

GLDA Instructor Led (live) Zoom app video conferencing class and online classroom registering now!

REGISTER TODAY FOR SUMMER CLASS (JUNE) SCHEDULE NOW AVAIALBE!

Due to EMS-ISD construction projects at Boswell HS this summer, no drivers ed class can be offered at BHS but students may take class at any other EMS campus. 

DPS offices are closed until further notice. 

Temporary suspension of GLDA activities through April 30

Based  on the Executive Order issued by Gov. Greg Abbott, recommendations the CDC & President Trump's COVID 19 Task Force & following the examples set forth by the school districts in our area, GLDA has decided to temporarily suspend the "in person" activities. 

Officials recommended safety measures:

• Avoid close contact with people who are sick
• Avoid touching your face
• Stay home when sick
• Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue & throw it in the trash
• Clean & disinfect frequently touched objects & surfaces
• Wash your hands often using soap for at least 20 seconds
• Consult with CDC’s travel website for any travel advisories

For more information please 

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