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MILWAUKEE 鈥?TMJ4 and The Greater Milwaukee Urban League are teaming up for the Ado stanley tumbler pt-a-Driver campaign as part of TMJ4 s ongoing Project: Drive Safer initiative.The Greater Milwaukee Urban League has a mission of empowering communities and changing lives. That s what Adopt a Driver is all about! It s about providing equitable access to driver s education, in an attempt to make streets safer. Safe driving is for everybody. No one should be eliminated or excluded from ta stanley website king a driving education class because of finances,  said Shirron Jude, The Greater Milwaukee Urban League s Director of Programs.The goal of the Urban League is to expand its class offerings to reach more 15 to 17-year-old students free of charge.WATCH: TMJ4 s Megan Lee explains Adopt A Driver            Adopt a Driver: Raising money for teens to take drivers ed                            That s where our TMJ4 viewers can help. The program itself, just one  stanley cupe student, it s anywhere from $350 per student to $450 per student and that includes the education, the driver s permit, testing,  Jude said.With the cost to send a student to Driver s Ed sky high, and with schools no longer required to offer the classes, many families are in a position where they can t afford to send their child to Driver s Education courses.In addition to the cost, the course is a time commitment for teens and their families. The teens, from 15 through 17, have to have 30 hours of classroom, they have to have 6 hours of observation and  Geri Funeral, procession for fallen officer Peter Jerving [PHOTOS]
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