Action School

Action School has been operating in Plaquemine, Louisiana since December of 1999.

The owner of Action School is Jacquelyn Anderson Governor a life-long resident of Plaquemine, Louisiana. Her goals and primary focus are designed to best accommodate residents of Iberville Parish and surrounding parishes.

Action School adheres to and follows the laws set forth by the State of Louisiana by using the guidelines provided by the Louisiana Department of Public Safety Office of Motor Vehicles. We teach using the Office of Motor Vehicles’ Louisiana Driver Guide, The Drive Right program and NHSTA materials.

We follow the driver’s education vehicle requirements set forth by The Office of Motor Vehicles.

• Our instructors use late model vehicles utilizing requirements by the Department of Public Safety.

• We have dual controlled brakes.

A class “E” temporary instructional permit (TIP)shall be obtained prior to enrollment in a driver education or pre-licensing course from OMV.  We will verify that the permit has been obtained prior to the student’s final exams and drives.

Our instructors are licensed to provide the driver education curriculum through classroom and/or behind-the-wheel instruction. We provide the materials you will need for the course for everyone. A driver education course for any person under the age of 18 shall consist of a minimum of 30 hours of classroom instruction and no less than 8 hours of actual driving instruction. A program for any person 18 and older which shall consist of six hours of classroom instruction and an eight-hour behind-the-wheel course required of first-time driver’s license applicants.

We present the information to you through lectures, handout, videos and student participation with materials from ADTSEA. We provide the materials you will need for the course for everyone.

The lesson plan for the behind-the-wheel course outlines the stages of the course based on the student's progression and specifies the types of roads traveled, the traffic signals and signs encountered on the routes taken, and the average time frame students are exposed to various types of roads.

The school shall provide a written document to the prospective student detailing the course to be provided and the fee charged for each service. This document shall be signed by the parent (if the student is a minor) or a student (if over the age of 18) and the school owner. A copy of this document and the paid receipt shall be provided to the person that signs the document.

Home study is not permitted for any portion of the classroom instruction.