pork and rice. bye.

Mr. Black is a fat miserable man end of story.

It is with great pleasure that we announce the addition of two more instructors to the Dedham Auto School Staff. Mr. Tauber Mr. Tauber has returned to the Dedham Auto School after a brief hiatus. Mr. Tauber has always been one of the most liked instructors at the Dedham Auto School. Mr. Tauber has had a great many students over his 30-year career some of which are now parents who now have children of their own enrolled at the Dedham Auto School. Mr. Tauber was truly missed by staff and students when he retired, but now he is back and the new students have had only positive comments about him Mr. Kane. Mr. Kane has a solid background in law enforcement. Students have had only positive comments about Mr. Kane weather it is in the classroom or in the car. Mr. Kane is a valuable asset for the school and the students. This now brings our staff to a total of five instructors who can instruct in the classroom or the cars. We also have three auto school vehicles to better serve our student’s needs with scheduling driving lessons Monday through Sunday. Our reorganization of staff and location has proved to be very positive. The new classroom we have moved to also has proved to be an asset allowing us greater flexibility in scheduling student and parent classes. The Dedham Auto School is growing steadily with students from surrounding towns choosing the Dedham Auto School as the school of choice based on our performance and reputation.

Students often ask which Registry they should go to. If you practice in the family vehicle as we have instructed you to do in the Drivers Ed. Cars, then any Registry is fine. The test is about safety according to the R.M.V. Manual. We go to Brockton if students decide to go with us. If you are going in the family vehicle I suggest Brockton if possible. Here are some local Registry’s and their pass rates as posted on the R.M.V. web site. Brockton 88% Dorchester 81% Quincy 72% Watertown 80%

i took the class during Feburary vacation and Mr. Black was awsome! he was funny and made the class fun. he never really yelled except during movies to tell people to stop talking which is reasonable. the movies are hilarious too. just don't be late because i was twice. the driving classes were also fun. Mr. C, Bob, and the new guy (i frget his name) were great but Mr. Hazel needs to talk more. It was uncomfortable. My advice is to have already have your permit before taking the classes and have a lot of driving experience. you will do pretty much perfectly in the driving and quizzes because you know most stuff already. i learned a lot in the class. one big tip is to stay after in the first classroom class to schedule all of your driving lessons then so you don't have to wait about two months to start driving because the waiting stinks. i recomended the school to my friend who will get his permit soon. Go to this school because it is fun and you learn a lot. i have a road test in a little over a week and am not nervious at all because of my great training.

Matt Thank you. You had the ability all along. What you needed to work on was your confidence. Being nervous is a built in mechanism we all have, it is what keeps us safe. Heck I’m nervous about dealing with some of the licensed drivers on the road and I have been driving for 33 years. I have had many students as well as parents thank me for the effort I give and I will tell you what I have told them. Drivers Ed is a four-part system: Classroom, Car, Student, and Parent. It takes all four parts for the system to work. The instruction we give in the classroom and the car stays the same for all the students. The variable is the amount of effort the students and parents want to give and that’s what makes the difference. I give most of the credit to the parents and students for their efforts because that’s what makes the difference. Mr. Hazel maybe had an off day when you saw him; we all have them. P.S. Remember the test is about safety. There is not a time limit so don’t rush. I also want you to stop by my car and show me the new license. Good Luck Mr. C.

I recently finished my driving hours at dedham auto school and found it to be a pleasure working with many of the instructors that work their. i found scheduling driving lessons were very easy and quick with the help of Mr. Black. In the car i found my experience to be a good one. With the help of Mr. C i was able to learn and build confidence to get on the road in the family vechicle and how to become a good driver. Mr. C was an awesome teacher and im glad that i got him. he never got mad if a mistake was made and laughed and joked and talked with us in the driver ed car. he was very down to earth and professional. I also Drove with Mr. Hazel who made me uptight and nervous. he told me i would never get my liscense and basically to pack it in . i wish that he would read and pay attention to these reviews so that he would understand that students would much prefer him to be nice understanding and pay attention to them and there needs insted of listening to talk radio. although he did say i did a good job at times there were many more of yelling and insults. i will soon be going to get my liscense and i would just like to say thank you to Mr. C and to the Dedham auto school for having such an impact on me.

the classes that mr. black teaches are very boring but i did learn a lot. and tryin to call to scedule anything is really hard i must have called at least 15 times oner 3 weeks and every time i got the answering service, finally when they did answer they claimed to have returned every one of my calls...

ok honestly, why are you people putting mr black down. i think he is a very nice guy and, he does talk alot, but so do alot of people. and i think hes a good teacher, i leaned alot from him and i intend on learning more once i get my permit and start driving hours. so just because you think he was rude to you, he can't change the rules for one person he'd have to change them for all. he is a great man, a great teacher and i feel prepared to take my permit test after drivers ed with him. as for the other driving instructors i bet i will like them just as much. so honestly dont put people down especially on a websit, thats so hurtful and mean

I would just like to say that Mr. Black is an extremely unprofessional teacher who is rude and degrading to his students. I have not dealt with Mr. C, but have with Mr. Hazel and all I have to say is that MR. HAZEL CARES ABOUT HIS DRIVER ED STUDENTS.! I am a student with a learning disability, and since I knew Mr. Black was a Special Ed Teacher for his day job, I thought he would be accommodating to my disability, boy was I wrong. Parents with teens that have LD's, FYI: DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILD TO DEDHAM AUTO SCHOOL. -- IT'S A WASTE OF MONEY AND THEY'LL FAIL THEIR LICENSE TEST.

To the student who posted October 31, 2007. Your parents must not have raised you very well as you are a sorry excuse for a teenager. Your are rude, and extremely disrespectful and your parents should be very ashamed of you. At least my daughter has respect for adults and whould never ever dare right such a nasty email as you did. You did not deal with Mr. Black, I did and there I have heard numerous complaints regarding him and his staff that warranted that email, also, if you are so bright, why do you not read the post before mine and see why I sent that out in the first place. You have a lot of growing up to do, I hope your judgement when you are behind the wheel of car is not reflected in the email you sent.

now to the adult with the comment below me. im sorry but if you go and say that your an adult dont you think that you would be able to spell your name right? i would also like to say what is the point of writing such a nasty post at 6:10 am on a wednesday morning should you be the good "adult" and be getting your children ready for school and yourself for work? i must say though your maturity level in the last post is that of a 9 yr olds. im sorry to say but i think that your a sorry excuse for an "adult". but i would like to say that in mr. c's defense and mr black's that they are good teachers. mr c is a calm cool and collective person. i was very fortunate to have him for a teacher. he was very understanding of the fact that i was nervous and made me feel comfortable behind the wheel. Mr black was the same way he made driving fun unlike Mr. Hazel. Dont let this so called adult bother you mr. c and mr black you are very good teachers! oh and to rebecca you might want to think about growing up and being able to stand up for your self and not have your mother jump into the situation. otherwise im sorry to say but you just might grow up to be like your mother... a sorry excuse for an adult!

Mr. Black is a very unprofessional adult, as I was questioning him about his scheduling his class he became very abusive and started screaming like a lunatic at me Rebecca's mother an adult. I have heard other insistances of Mr. Blacks style and just to show you how vindicative this man is he could not wait to post on this website and defame my daughter Rebecca who had nothing to do with the altercation. As you can see the immature adult in this situation is Mr. Black not I as he could not wait to get to this website and post inflamatory information about myself. Mr. Black and he picks on 16 year old children who get extremely intimidated by him and his attitude. Why is he picking on a 16 year old. My name is Dolores Porziella and I am Rebecca's mother. He is defaming a nice girl without even knowing her. I am paying him to teach my daughter not to have me return my call and verbally abuse me and defame my daughters name this is going to. The facts speak for themselves he was not guilty of what I am stating above, he would not be so quick to come to this website and blacken an innocent girls name.

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Mr. C was a great teacher I was lucky to have him for the majority of my drivers ed sessions. He taught with a very professional style .

To all my past, present and future students who have read or will read the Rebecca e-mail, please do not pay attention to this e-mail as it was composed and written by (sorry to say) immature adults looking to discredit me as an instructor and to harm Mr. Black and the Dedham Auto School. The Dedham Auto School is a fine Auto School with a fine reputation. Please do not lower yourselves to the level of the childishness shown by the adults that wrote the Rebecca e-mail. Instead post the positive experiences you have had in the classroom or the car. This will help Mr. Black, Mr. Hazel and I to provide a more informative, concise and pleasurable experience for our students. If you do have a concern, speak to Mr. Black and the concern will be addressed. Mr. Black is always willing to listen to input and keep our students at the highest level possible. It is my choice to be an instructor for the Dedham Auto School and that choice is based upon the schools reputation. My past and present students have made this a very enjoyable and rewarding experience for me, and I look forward to having many more mature students behind the wheel with me as their instructor. I can only hope that the adults that wrote the Rebecca e-mail are not owners, instructors, or plan to open their own driving school. Sincerely, Mr. C.

first of all Mr. C... don't listen to "rebecca"... you know that you don't yell at students. rebecca... you must be talking about mr.hazel or mr.black because never in my life have i ever heard of mr.c yelling at anyone, ever. he has made my driving hours very informative and fun, never once saying anything that could be taken as an insult. you can tell that he loves what he is doing and enjoys teaching people how to drive. even if someone was rude to you, dont let that upset you. it is not there place to be putting you down because you are there to learn, hence the name 'auto SCHOOL'. so if they think they can treat you like that.. tell them to find a new job. mr.hazel is known for taking kids to the office near four corners and making them sit in the car for 25 minutes while he "drops off papers". come on... he is getting paid to sit in the office... while he is taking away from our driving and observation hours. that seems a little crazy. he is also known for slamming on the brake, insulting students and making students cry while in the car. i believe you were mistaken when you wrote about mr.c. and if mr.black is reading this... no one is making any of this stuff up about mr.hazel as much as you might like to think they are. no one is lying about him being a bad teacher in the car. sorry. thanks for your time and THANKS MR.C FOR MAKING DRIVING HOURS SO MUCH FUN AND FOR TEACHING US SO WELL =)

Rebecca, I am working to pay for this course myself. I have had one lesson with Mr. Hazel and learned nothing and sat at the office for 30 minutes! Mr. Hazel is the one that listens to sports radio and the oldies and does not explain anything. Mr. C always says to the students in the car "don't wait for me to shut up, that will never happen".

Rebecca you MUST be thinking of Mr. Hazel. Mr. C is the complete opposite. He is soo good at teaching and explaining and NEVER EVER yells. Yeah so do beware of Mr. Hazel he slams on the brake really hard and has made girls cry.

the only good thing about this school is one of the driver instructors..Mr.C, he is the best ever and made me enjoy my driving hours. beware of mr.hazel...you'll have a stomache the wholllle time.

ok rebecca...you must blow because mr. c is the man and doesnt yell at anybody so therefore you must be a horrendous driver

When I went on my second driving lesson (and second time driving in my entire life) I went with Mr. C. I was nervous the entire time and the only time when he spoke to me was when I was doing something wrong. I would have understood this if he had just told me what I did wrong and how I can work on it. Instead, he yelled at me for the mistakes I made and made me feel stupid. It got to a point at the end of the lesson where even began to cry. I've never felt so humiliated and stupid in my entire life. I thought at first maybe it was just me (which, in turn, made me feel worse) but upon finding out from friends and peers that he was like that with all his students, I began to feel not so much humiliated, but angry. Kids will pay much more attention to what is said when it's not screamed in their face. Repetition is fine, but when repetition turns into a tone of annoyance and anger, if only for a little bit, a student like myself will become self conscious and will be more preoccupied with not upsetting the instructor than they will be about actually driving the way they're supposed to be. I apologize if this seems awkwardly written. I just felt it had to be said.