Every year, a number of his students are unable to get their driver’s license, because they do not have the reading skills to pass the Drivers' Ed exam. When Miller saw their disappointment and deep desire to get a license, he saw an opportunity. He is starting an after-school reading program called Roadways to Reading, specifically designed to help teenagers pass their Drivers Ed exam. His goal is to help 25 students improve their reading skills enough to get their driver’s license, which is such a key rite of passage into adulthood. As an additional incentive, his project will pay the $100 test fee for all students who show significant improvement in their reading skills over the course of the 14-week program.