Coach Guthrie - Driver Education / Head Football Coach
**All of our assignments and communication will be on Microsoft Teams**
Coach Guthrie's Class Schedule:
| 1st Period | Driver Education |
| 2nd Period | Driver Education |
| 3rd Period | Driver Education |
| 4th Period | Driver Education |
| 5th Period | Lunch Supervision |
| 6th Period | Lunch Supervision |
| 7th Period | Planning |
| 8th Period | Planning |
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A Day |
B Day |
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1st Period 8:30-9:50 (80 minutes)
Announcements 9:50-9:55 |
2nd Period 8:30-9:50 (80 minutes)
Announcements 9:50-9:55 |
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3rd period 10:01 -11:21 (80 minutes) |
4th period 10:01 -11:21 (80 minutes) |
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5th period 11:27-1:18 1st lunch: 11:27-11:51 100, 200, 300 hall Tardy bell @11:56 2nd lunch: 11:56-12:20 400 and Port. Tardy bell @12:25 3rd lunch: 12:25-12:49 500 hall Tardy bell @12:54 4th lunch: 12:54-1:18 600 hall and gym |
6th period 11:27-1:18 1st lunch: 11:27-11:51 100, 200, 300 hall Tardy bell @11:56 2nd lunch: 11:56-12:20 400 and Port. Tardy bell @12:25 3rd lunch: 12:25-12:49 500 hall Tardy bell @12:54 4th lunch: 12:54-1:18 600 hall and gym |
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7th period 1:24-2:44 (80 minutes) |
8th period 1:24-2:44 (80 minutes) |
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Rocket Time 2:50-3:30 (40 minutes)
Monday - ENGLISH Priority Wednesday – SCIENCE Priority |
Rocket Time 2:50-3:30 (40 minutes)
Tuesday - MATH Priority Thursday – SOCIAL STUDIES Priority
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Welcome to Driver's Ed at Rockvale High with Coach Nelson & Coach Guthrie. In Driver's Ed class, students will receive 30 classroom hours of instructional time and a minimum of 6 hours of instructional driving time. We meet in the Cafeteria for the classroom portion and form driving groups for the remainder of the semester.
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What Every Teen Needs to Know about Distracted and Impaired Driving
Young Drivers: The High Risk Years
How to Teach Someone to Drive a Car
Teaching Teenagers How to Drive Safely
The Key to Safe Teen Driving
How to be better at driving in the big city
Step 1: Know where you're going Find good directions for wherever you're going. Keep them handy and review them carefully so you will be prepared. Step 2: Know the city's driving rules Research some of the key driving rules that can change from city to city before driving. For example, some cities allow turning right on red while others do not. Step 3: Heed traffic signs Pay close attention to all traffic signs, especially those indicating one-way streets, construction zones, and highway entrance and exit ramps. Step 4: Know what's happening in the city Know what might be going on in the city during the time you're driving. Find out if there will be any events that might affect traffic, and listen to traffic reports on your car radio.
