Dave Schulter: The Instructor Has the patience and…read moretemperament that is really appreciated in the MFS Motorcycle Course. He is detailed in his explanation of using the friction-zone and the "why" in certain aspects of braking and control. Go Motorcycle is fortunate to have Dave as an Instructor. Lawrence in Texas.

Dave is truly a wonderful instructor-- kind, approachable,…read morepatient, easy-going, knowledgeable, experienced, and has a great sense of humor overall! It was a joy being his student. I recommend Dave to anyone interested in taking this kind of motorcycle training course. As a group, we all agreed that we really lucked out with him as our instructor. Thank you for doing what you do Dave!

I attended this driving school and had a great time. I had the class time & drive time package. The…read moreteachers here are very understanding and sweet. Especially ms.Rochelle (I believe that's how you spell it). The drive time teachers are nice as well, but i'd like to shout out one teacher in particular. Ms. A. JONES. she was sweet and helped me get comfortable with driving. She also makes a good effort with trying to get to know her students.

This FREE school is sponsored/owned by Raider Express, a trucking company. After completion of the…read moreprogram you are expected to work for Raider Express for a minimum of 90 days however there is technically no contract binding you to this until AFTER you've already obtained your CDL License. I'll get to that later. One thing to make 'VERY' clear about this 'school' is that it is not an accredited school by the State of Texas and the Department of Transportation. This is a facility ran by previous truck drivers with several years of experience that show you the ropes on how to drive and work safely in the trucking industry. You will be taught how to do paper time logs in case your ELD ever goes down, how to read road map atlases and create your own driving routes in the case that your GPS ever fails or dies, and you'll learn the basics on how a truck driver's 14-hour clock works. Now let's go over how the program works. Fort Worth CDL School advertises their program as a 4-week driving school.. I can tell you now THAT'S A LIE. You will be here anywhere between 4-7 weeks and the whole situation is just a case by case thing which kinda sucks. For example; if students that were in the school before you fail any CDL tests on their 4th week that will delay everyone else from moving forward and that's what kept happening to me and two other buddies of mine that I met at the school. We didn't finish our schooling until the end of our 6th week. In addition to what you will be learning in the coming weeks there is one important thing that YOU are responsible and expected to learn on your own and that is how to perform a Pre-Trip Inspection of the tractor and trailer. You will need to learn and memorize the name of each mechanical part on the truck trailer, what it is made of and if some parts are gear or belt driven. This is the ONE thing you must learn on your own throughout the 4 weeks at school. The best tip I can give you is to partner up with a group of people at school who are motivated to learn this crap because there are several people that do not take it seriously and end up failing the program. Week 1: Within your first three days of the so called 4 week program you will be crammed with a ton of DPS information to prepare you to obtain your Commercial License Permit (CLP). If you are unable to pass and obtain the CLP by the end of your first week you will not move into Week 2 and you are removed from the program. Week 2: This week will focus on how to perform the truck maneuvers to pass your Commercial Driver's License exam. There are three maneuvers you will need to master: Straight Line Back, Offset Backing, and Parallel Parking a Semi truck with a trailer. Week 2 might be the most intimidating because this is where most people get frustrated and give up or you are eliminated from the program because you're dragging the rest of the class from being able to move into new material. At the end of Week 2 everyone will receive an evaluation where you are required to perform all three maneuvers without messing up. If you mess up then you are removed from the program and sent home. Week 3: This week is finally driving week! Your first two days of week 3 you will spend them driving the truck around an abandoned lot near the Historic Stockyards. You will learn how to make right and left turns safely with a trailer attached to the tractor. Day 3 and 4 you will spend them actually driving around town and on the highways. And on day 5 you will be evaluated to see how safely you can drive a truck without any instruction. Hitting a curb or running a red light is an automatic failure and you will be removed from the program and sent home. Week 4: This week is your touch up week. You will spend majority of this week recapping your maneuvers and mastering your driving until your exam date with DPS. Once you've successfully passed your exam with DPS and obtain your Commercial Drivers License the school portion is over and now be prepared to start the next part of your journey.. Cross Country Driving with a Raider Express Trainer. The area where Fort Worth CDL School and Raider Express didn't meet my expectations was the cross country driving. Raider Express and their HR Coordinator say that they try to pair you with someone who they think you'll get along with throughout those 28 days on the road but my trainer was awful. The days were long, I went almost three days without a shower, it was impossible to sleep while the trainer drove with his loud music on or his conversations over speaker with his problematic family. He also had zero patience and constantly had an attitude if I didn't do things his way. I called it quits after 2 weeks on the road. If you're reading this and are interested in coming to this school feel free to DM me if you have questions, I've unfortunately ran out of space to continue my review.

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Kind people, very knowledgeable. We had an excellent experience here after having a bad one at…read moreanother driving school. Can't recommend enough!!

Everyone that works here is the best! So nice and willing to help everyone!! Madison is the best…read moreinstructor and so helpful with paperwork. Recommend to go here for driving school!!!

Outstanding staff clean helpful caring individuals. Moving on up to my CDL I recommend this school…read moreto any and all looking for a bright future

I recommend this course to anybody seeking a commercial license. The students from this course have…read morea 90th percentile passing rate. The instructor breaks down the information needed in simple easy to learn steps and creates a fun learning environment at the same time. His assistant is professional and encouraging with excellent communication and a quick response time. They offer affordable payment arrangements and ensure a solid preparation towards obtaining your CDL. I couldn't have made a better choice! ~Baty

I had a very similar experience to the previous review, went to school there summer of 2018 and had…read morea good time (even miss it sometimes) I worked full time Monday thru Friday and took the all day Saturday classes. My advice if you do the same is get plenty of sleep the night before and take plenty of notes. I was fortunate enough to land a job through the school before I even graduated, I went from a job I disliked with no benefits to a career I enjoy and health and dental benefits. I tell myself all the time I wish 20 year old me went to school instead of 30 year old me but better late than never. Jimmy, bob, bill, and the rest of them are good guys.

I liked the schools felt that they were as advertised. A great basic knowledge and a good…read moreintroduction but will learn most in the field. I feel they know their stuff and will help you with any questions even after you finish your schooling. Its only 12 classes if you take all day Saturday class so everything moves fast. I liked my teachers although Bill Lueg can sometimes go on tangents not even closely related to subject matter he knew his stuff. Jimmy the owner seems like he genuinely cares and wants to know you after you leave the doors. My one complaint is the business is hard as hell to break into. I did ok in the school I thought I have followed every piece of advice to get into the field but cant crack into it. Basically the school is great I think if your a young person who can work for literally nothing or very little and don't need any benefits its a good investment. If your older like me, mid 30's, and are trying to get into a new field most companies have been hesitant to give me any kind of chance because my job wont let me take a part time job and I cant afford to take the paycut to strictly work in this industry. So know if you choose this industry you must be willing to have no benefits and very little pay for at least one year. I will keep applying but basically feel like I may not have any luck because of my current job and I have a family to support.

Mr. Ogbonna is a great coach... He gives great instruction and is gentle. He's not out of control…read morelike your parent would be which makes you nervous and frustrated... He operates in excellence and has patience... Two of my teenagers are going to his school this summer... Really consider doing business with Superior. It'll be money well spent...

As a former student of this driving school I can say that this place is highly unorganized and I…read morewould not recommend that parents send their children to this school. The teacher failed me as a student by just giving us packets to read instead of actually teaching us, he also doesn't spend enough time on each student behind the wheel when it comes to driving. For example, students are required to have 7 hours of driving with an instructor and 7 hours of observation, this did not occur. Instead two other students and I had to split the time meaning we all drove about 15-20 minutes each session, which is not enough time for new drivers to get an understanding of how to operate a vehicle. I did not leave this class a confident driver to say the least. It took many more hours of practice with my parents to get me where I needed to be. As of now I'm prepared to take the DPS test however, the instructor failed to give me the documentation needed. I've tried countless times to contact him, but I'm stuck, there's nothing more I can do. Please save yourself the money, hassle, and stress it's not worth it. I recommend sending your child to pioneer driving school. I had one conversation with Mr. Lott and he taught me much more than I learned my entire experience with superior driving school.

We have only been with Fellowship Academy for less than a year but I am so thankful for the staff…read morethat makes this place a great environment for my kids to grow and learn. The teachers have been like extended family watching over my two kids and letting me know when something isn't quite right or helping my kids excel. Thankful for the heart of the teachers and staff that make up this school.

We have been part of the Fellowship Academy community for 12 years, and I cannot recommend it…read morehighly enough. The faith-based curriculum has been a cornerstone of our children's education, providing not only academic excellence but also strong moral and spiritual guidance. The staff truly have a heart for their students, consistently going above and beyond to support, encourage, and nurture each child. One of the things we love most is the wide range of opportunities available. Our kids have been able to participate in multiple fine arts and athletic programs, allowing them to discover and develop their talents in a supportive environment. The sense of fellowship among the families is truly special--there's a real sense of community, and we've made lifelong friends along the way. If you are looking for a school that values faith, character, and community, while offering diverse extracurricular opportunities, Fellowship Academy is an outstanding choice.