E Street Driving School, LLC

09/10/2022

JOIN OUR TEAM! We have 3 full time openings. Training provided for teaching license. Benefits are offered to meet employees needs. On site daycare. Starting pay $17/hour. Apply in person at our office!

08/18/2022

Our Sunday only class is ideal for busy teens and families. Sign up today!!

08/14/2021

Our Sunday only class begins soon. Sign up now! Great for busy schedules.

01/27/2021

Are you interested in being self employed? This 13 year business is for sale. It has withstood competition and covid and continues to provide quality education and testing services to our community. If interested, email [email protected].

08/15/2020

Fall classes are posted on our website. All classes are taught through zoom.....

06/10/2020

The following is a response from the DOL FB page....

We understand this is frustrating, but we're evaluating possible solutions to getting a first-time instruction permit. When we have details, we'll announce them on

Official WA State Licensing (DOL) website: licensing and regulating drivers, vehicle and boats, and over 30 types of professions and businesses.

05/07/2020

Instruct students both in the classroom and in the car on how to be safely engaged in the driving task.

03/31/2020

We miss our peeps! If the numbers continue to drop, we will get ya all finished, start new classes, and be testing again ASAP! Keep up the good work! Sending everyone love and health 💜

03/31/2020

Response from the State of Washington about whether we are considered essential:

After reviewing your request, we have determined that your function does not qualify as essential at this time. Please know that we take this decision very seriously. Nonetheless, we believe that the best way to control the spread of COVID-19 is to temporarily limit interaction as much as possible. This is not an indictment on the importance of your business, nor is it permanent.

Please also know that you may continue to perform minimum basic operations to a) maintain the value of your inventory, b) preserve the condition of your premises and equipment, c) ensure security, d) process payroll and employee benefits, e) facilitate employees of the business being able to continue to work remotely from their residences, and f) conduct related functions. Any minimum basic operation must still adhere to the guidelines around social distancing and sanitation referenced in Proclamation 20-25 or any subsequent proclamation related to essential businesses.

Please remember to practice social distancing in all of your interactions.

03/15/2020

In an effort to prevent the spread of this virus, we are implementing online classes. Drive lessons and tests will still be available with safety measures. If a student is sick, we will work with them to complete the course requirements when they are well.
We love our community and commit to being safe and caring. Much love.....

02/29/2020

We understand.....

So here’s the thing about parenting teenagers. It sort of makes us into liars. Like when someone asks how our tall kids are, we say things like ... Great! They’re...

02/17/2020

A story posted by my classmate from high school ❤️:

Beautiful story....

An old man meets a young man who asks:

“Do you remember me?”

And the old man says no. Then the young man tells him he was his student, And the teacher asks:

“What do you do, what do you do in life?”

The young man answers:

“Well, I became a teacher.”

“ah, how good, like me?” Asks the old man.

“Well, yes. In fact, I became a teacher because you inspired me to be like you.”

The old man, curious, asks the young man at what time he decided to become a teacher. And the young man tells him the following story:

“One day, a friend of mine, also a student, came in with a nice new watch, and I decided I wanted it and I stole it, I took it out of his pocket.

Shortly after, my friend noticed the flight and immediately complained to our teacher, who was you. Then you went to the class:

‘This student's watch was stolen during classes today. Whoever stole it, please return it.’

I didn't give it back because I didn't want to. Then you closed the door and told us all to get up and you were going to search our pockets one by one until the watch was found. But you told us to close our eyes, because you would only look for his watch if we all had our eyes closed.

So we did, and you went from pocket to pocket, and when you went through my pocket, you found the watch and took it. You kept searching everyone's pockets, and when you were done you said

‘open your eyes. We have the watch.’

You didn't tell me and you never mentioned the episode. You never said who stole the watch either. That day you saved my dignity forever. It was the most shameful day of my life.

But this is also the day my dignity was saved and I decided not to become a thief, a bad person, etc. You never said anything, nor even scold me or took me aside to give me a moral lesson, I received your message clearly.

And thanks to you, I understood what a real educator needs to do. Do you remember this episode, professor?

And the professor answers:

‘I remember the situation, the stolen watch, which I was looking for in everyone’s pocket, but I didn't remember you, because I also closed my eyes while looking.’

This is the essence of teaching:

If to correct you must humiliate; you don't know how to teach "