Driver's Education

Driver's education prepares a new driver to obtain a learner's permit or driver's license.

Driver’s Education: Traditional CourseRegister Now

Cost: $290

Location: Calhoun High School

*Must attend all classes in person for course credit.

• Age requirement:
  • Students must be 15 years old before driving instruction can begin, but may enroll in the class portion at age 14.
• Certified course meets Joshua’s Law and insurance reduction.
  • Joshua’s Law: as of January 1, 2007 - All 16-year olds are required to complete a certified driver education course before they can obtain their license or wait until the age of 17 to receive a driver's license. 
• Class Location:
  • TBA

Online Driver's Education: 30 hours course

Behind The Wheel *Only* with a certified driving instructor

Practice Test for Learner License

Calhoun Community Education is a proud authorized provider for the Georgia Driver's Education Grant Scholarship program sponsored by the Georgia Driver's Education Commission. All high school students in Georgia will be able to apply directly for driver's education opportunities due to a new grant scholarship program created by Georgia Driver's Education Commission. Georgia residents between ages 15-17 years old actively enrolled in school possessing a valid driving permit are eligible for the student driver's scholarship program. Students who enroll in the program will have at least 30 hours of classroom training and six hours of training behind the wheel. 

Georgia Driver's Education Grant Scholarship Program

• GA Driver's Education Grant Scholarship Program Brochure
• GA Driver's Education Grant Scholarship Program Criteria 

*To apply for the Georgia Driver's Education Grant Scholarship, click here.*

• Once approved, students must email a copy of their driver's license and the redemption code to Jessica Garcia at garciaj@calhounschools.org.

Driver Training School Program Certification No: DT357