There are two types of drivers' schools

1. SCCA Region Sanctioned Drivers' School
2. Professional SCCA Accredited School (list below) 

SCCA Regional Drivers' Schools

SCCA divisions/regions may host drivers' schools throughout the year. As they are finalized they will appear below. Students have 365 days after completion of the course to obtain their SCCA Novice Permit or Full Competition License. (If you have questions, you can always reach out to roadracing@scca.com to find out more information.)

Professional SCCA Accredited Drivers' Schools

Students must obtain a "Certificate of Compliance" as having successfully completed the driver school program with a clear recommendation of license level. Students have 365 days after completion of the course to obtain their SCCA Novice Permit or Full Competition License. (If you have questions, you can always reach out to roadracing@scca.com to find out more information.)

Alternative Drivers' Schools

For drivers with experience in other series or programs (like track days) it is possible to coordinate with your Divisional Licensing Administrator to schedule an "Alternative Driver's School" this will consist of an interview, an online or in-person classroom, and observation of your driving at an event like a Test Day. (If you have questions, you can always reach out to roadracing@scca.com to find out more information.)