As as student who went to this driving school, everything was smooth and very forward. If you stay…read morefocused on getting your license, Mr. Neal will 100% get you there. He's a genuine and honest man, would recommend 100% to any parents debating on it.

The instructor complained about another student, complained about bad reviews, and talked politics…read morethroughout my child's first lesson. He wasn't wearing a mask and didn't require the students to wear them. When I called to complain bc I have a severely immunocompromised family member, he grudgingly said he could wear one, but would not require others in the car to wear them. I told him we could not take that risk and asked for a refund for the remaining five lessons. He refused, saying that he wasn't refusing service. I called another school, and when they contacted him for the completion certificate of the online portion, he played games about releasing it. Complete lack of professionalism and ethics.

AJ is a great instructor for my son at a great value. He picks him up at school or at home and…read moredrops him back off, which is really convenient for me. He gives great feedback for him on what he needs to work on for the next lesson. He made sure my son knew it was his responsibility to schedule his appointments and make sure he was on time for the lessons. He is the only driving instructor in the area that I know of, so he is quite busy. At times can be hard to get ahold of so just be persistent and keep calling and leaving messages.

If I could give zero stars I would! The driving instructor in Ajs driving school is very rude,…read moresexist, and perverted! When I went on my first drive I had very little experience and I was 15 at the time, my mom had told him this before we begain the lesson and instead of helping me calmly and showing me the right way how to turn the driving wheel while turning he angrily grabbed my hands and yelled at me for not doing it "his way". He made a 15 year old kid cry for not know how to drive and humiliated him in front of another student who was on his last drive. Andy from Ajs driving school should not have a licens to drive a car but somehow managed to be able to teach children?! He needs to retire and I dont recomend him for teaching anyone!

Recent interaction with the owner who was unnecessarily rude, unprofessional, and insulting.read more

Absolutely Amazing!!! Owner Tom Decker and associate Gina saved the day! What wonderful people they…read moreboth are. First child going through a driver's ed program and had questions. Both walked me through and 100% communication with any/all questions I asked. Very "down to earth" personality with top of the line training. My grandchild felt more comfortable driving with Tom and Gina than with me! Worked around school schedule, picked up/dropped off at home or school and responded instantly if last minute changes needed to be addressed. Yes, I highly recommend this academy to everyone...ALL POSITIVE! Thank you Tom and Gina.

Sam and Travis are very nice, and the classes don't drag on. They're over just like that, and you…read morecan watch a ton of interesting videos and lots of car crashes if you're into that stuff. We get 10 minute breaks and sometimes even longer so if you need to go to the bathroom, get a drink of water, just get some fresh air, they give you the perfect time to do that. So far, it's been great and the teachers make it better. Almost forgot to add this- you get free popcorn!! drinks and candy is 2 for $3, or if you answer a question you can get free candy.

This is the most unorganized, money-hungry driving school I have ever experienced. I used EDI for…read moremy third child and the experience was horrible. The face-to-face instruction consisted of watching videos and independent work. When she missed a class for a school event , we had to pay $20 for every makeup class. You want to know what she did in those makeup classes? Watched videos and online work - something she could have easily done at home. To top it off, after the permit test, the students were not given their permit card. We had to wait until the parent meeting which was help in Onalaska. I'm sorry but why make us travel, on a Saturday, to Onalaska? Many of us work weekends. It's grad party season, wedding season. Why not have the parent meeting as part of the regular classes? It doesn't make any sense. And none of this was explained before signing up. I'm happy I am done with EDI but for those of you who are considering it - just don't. Save yourself the money and headache.

Dealing with this school had been the absolute worst experience possible. I would have chosen a…read moredifferent school, however it is the only one available in my area. We chose the classroom plus behind the wheel package which is nearly $400. The classroom aspect went fine and smoothly. But scheduling the necessary 6 behind the wheel sessions with their instructors has been a nightmare. They have taken on so many students in the area, however they have only 1 local instructor. The concept of scheduling is simple - they want you to log in to the website and click on the dates and times you want. But this is all easier said than done. They almost never have any open times to even choose from. So while we started drivers ed 5 months ago with the intention of being done next month, we still have 4 of the 6 mandatory sessions left - with no end in sight! And the 2 behind the wheel lessons my child did take were essentially useless. No instruction, just continual quiz-like questions. I wish I could give this company 0 stars. If I would have known this would turn into a year long headache I would have made the choice to drive to an out-of-town establishment. It would have been much easier than dealing with this circus.

Very good driving school with many (not only one) driving instructors. Was able to schedule very…read moreeasily and got done within 2-3 months.

I do not recommend this school. The online forum is nice, but when it comes to taking the test to…read morepass the class you better be ready to google and guess. The majority of questions have nothing to do with driving. You are not told which questions you answered incorrectly. Personally I think a test at the end of a drivers ed class should deal with statements of fact and actual driving laws. Not how fuel moves through your engine or what one thinks an intersection looks like or what lever something might be in your car. The questions should come straight from the WI Motorists Handbook.

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