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Find similar grantsDriver Education Grant Program is sponsored by Wisconsin Department of Transportation. This program pays for classroom and behind-the-wheel driver training for a Class D (Regular) driver license for students who qualify for free/reduced lunch.
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Wisconsin Department of Transportation Driver Education Grant Program Driver Education Grant Program Students who qualify for free/reduced lunch may apply below to have their classroom and behind-the-wheel driver training for a Class D (Regular) driver license paid for through the Driver Education Grant Program. Students with grants can enroll in any driver education program offered by an authorized driver education provider.
The tuition will be paid directly to the Driver Training school. Note: The grant program is not accepting applications at this time. The grant program will re-open for new applications each quarter.
If you are interested in being notified by email when the program is going to re-open, please provide your email address using the "Start Now" button below. Reminder: The grant program is not to be used as a refund program and will not cover paid or partially paid courses. If you are interested in being added to an email list to be notified if/when applications will again be accepted, please provide your email address now.
Information on all the steps needed to obtain a driver license is available at wisconsindmv. gov/teendriver .
Student has not previously held a driver license Grant covers 30 hours of classroom, 6 hours of observation and 6 hours of behind the wheel Enroll in certified public school, CESA program, Tribal or private school, or DMV-licensed driver training school (note: provider must be registered with Wisconsin DMV) Grant funds issued to a student expire after 9 months of no use and student may reapply Receive a confirmation email with confirmation “coupon” numbers for the course(s) Share the coupon number(s) with the licensed driving school Schools will enter the coupon number in their student records upon course enrollment Payment for the course(s) will be sent electronically to the schools from Wisconsin DMV Note: after completing the driver training, student must pay for Instruction Permit, road test and Probationary License GIS map is available to display where grant funds have been awarded.
Information on all the steps needed to obtain a driver license is available at wisconsindmv. gov/teendriver .
Student has not previously held a driver license Grant covers 30 hours of classroom, 6 hours of observation and 6 hours of behind the wheel Enroll in certified public school, CESA program, Tribal or private school, or DMV-licensed driver training school (note: provider must be registered with Wisconsin DMV) Grant funds issued to a student expire after 9 months of no use and student may reapply Receive a confirmation email with confirmation “coupon” numbers for the course(s) Share the coupon number(s) with the licensed driving school Schools will enter the coupon number in their student records upon course enrollment Payment for the course(s) will be sent electronically to the schools from Wisconsin DMV Note: after completing the driver training, student must pay for Instruction Permit, road test and Probationary License Was this information helpful?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Students who qualify for free/reduced lunch. Students must enroll in a certified public school, CESA program, Tribal or private school, or DMV-licensed driver training school that is registered with the Wisconsin DMV. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Driver Education Grant Program is funded by Wisconsin Department of Transportation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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