KidKare is the BHM schools preschool and school age child care program available at Hanover, Montrose, Northwinds, Parkside and Tatanka schools.
Registration ends Monday, October 14 at 4 pm or when the class is full. After October 14, call Community Education at 763.682.8770 to see if space is still available.
BHM Community Education offers classroom instruction and behind-the-wheel instruction year-round. Classroom offerings include: Fall A (Sept-Oct), Fall B (Oct-Nov), Winter (Jan-Feb), Spring A (Feb-March), Spring B (April-May) and many sections throughout June and July in the summer. During the school year, classroom is offered right after school (3:35-6:35 pm) 2-days a week for 5-weeks. During the summer, class times include mornings, afternoons and evenings, M-F for 2-weeks.
It is recommended students are age 15 by the last day of classroom instruction, or shortly thereafter, as this is the age the student needs to be to take the Written Knowledge Test.
The fee includes 30 hours of classroom instruction AND 6 hours of behind-the-wheel (BTW) instruction with a licensed teacher. BTW instruction is typically scheduled one-hour each month for six months. Once you have your Instructional Permit, do not wait to be assigned to a BTW instructor so you can schedule your first BTW session.
Driver’s Education is not funded by the State of Minnesota, therefore, all costs must be incurred by the family upon registering. (No discounts or scholarships are available for the driver education program.)
Fall B 2024 Make-Up Session: One make-up session is scheduled for Thursday, November 21, 3:35-6:35 pm, at Buffalo High School. Tardies and/or absence from one class need to be made-up. Students needing more than 3-hours of make-up time will be withdrawn and the student will retake the full 30 hours of classroom instruction and pay the $125 classroom fee. Please check for schedule conflicts prior to registration.
Parent and Teen Safety Presentation: Soon to be drivers and their parents can choose to attend a two-hour presentation as part of their Driver’s Education training. The focus of the presentation is to educate the audience on the seriousness of teen driving, the real risk of teen crashes and what parents and teens can do to make things safer when new drivers are behind the wheel.Fee is $10. The student must pre-register at bhmschools.ce.eleyo.com or call 763.682.8770 (Fall dates are yet to be determined). Safe Communities of Wright County and Community Education will offer the presentation.
John Gunderson