Driver's Ed for Farmington High School Families
Behind-the-wheel lessons for Farmington High School students, taught one-on-one by professional educators, from Farmington's own roads to the drive up to the road test.
Enroll Now Text 612-552-1929Any state-approved classroom works with us.
Some Farmington students take the 30-hour classroom through Community Education; others take it online. Either way works with us: send the completion letter when you enroll in behind-the-wheel. Or start today with our state-approved online classroom for $99, or get the classroom and six hours together for $499.
Finish the 30-hour classroom
Through Community Education, online with us, or any state-approved program. Keep the completion letter. It's what you send us.
Enroll and get the Blue Card
Enroll in our six hours of behind-the-wheel. We enter your student in the state system and issue the E-Card (Blue Card), usually overnight and always within 48 hours of payment and the classroom being done.
Pass the permit test
Your student takes the Knowledge Test with the Blue Card. Study free with NorthStarDE.com, our Minnesota permit-practice app.
Six hours behind the wheel
Permit in hand, we schedule the six one-on-one hours around your family. Then your student holds the permit at least six months and logs 50 supervised hours (15 at night) before the road test.
Lessons that fit the Farmington High schedule
School hours
Farmington High runs 8:10 a.m. to 2:55 p.m. Our lessons run 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., depending on the instructor, so after school, evenings and weekends all work around classes, practices and jobs.
Pickup or meet at school
Pickup is included across our normal service area, and many families simply meet the instructor at school. For some addresses there may be a small per-lesson charge, so text us yours and we'll give you an exact answer.
Roads your student already knows
Flagstaff Avenue, County Road 64, Pilot Knob, Cedar Avenue and Highway 3. We teach on the roads your student drives to school and back.
The road test
Farmington teens take the road test at the Eagan – South Metro Exam Station on Cliff Road, about 20 minutes from Farmington High without traffic. Add a mock road test so test day holds no surprises.
Driving to Farmington High: student parking
The goal for most teens isn't just the license. It's driving themselves to school. Here's what Farmington High School says about student parking.
Farmington High School parking
- A permit is required in the East and upper West lots: $250 a year, prorated to $30 a month starting October 1.
- Daily permits are $5 at the second-floor East desk.
- The North lot, west of the baseball and softball fields, is free.
- Students and parents both sign the parking regulations agreement.
Plan backward from the parking lot
A student under 18 must hold the permit at least six months and be 16 before the road test. If your teen wants to drive to school by a certain trimester or semester, start the classroom and the Blue Card early enough to get there.
Text us your target date and we'll map out the timing.
Parking details come from the school's own published information as of November 2026 and can change. Always confirm with the school.
Simple, all-in pricing
Classroom already done? Start with the six hours. Need the classroom too? The package saves $38.
Six one-on-one hours with a professional educator, including the E-Card (Blue Card) for the permit test.
Enroll NowThe 30-hour online classroom plus six hours behind the wheel. $38 less than buying them separately.
Enroll NowPayment plan available: two payments of $220 for the six hours. Want more practice? 2-hour lessons are $175 and a mock road test is $75 an hour.
Nervous about driving?
Plenty of new drivers are. Our instructors are educators who slow down, explain clearly, and build confidence one skill at a time.
The 50 hours at home
Six hours are ours; the 50 supervised hours are yours. Your instructor will tell you what to practice next after every lesson, so home drives build on what they learned.
Farmington High driver's ed FAQ
We took the classroom through Community Education. Does that work?
Yes. Any state-approved 30-hour classroom works. Send us the completion letter when you enroll.
Where do Farmington High students take the road test?
At the Eagan – South Metro Exam Station on Cliff Road, about 20 minutes from school without traffic.
Is there free student parking at Farmington High?
Yes, under the school's published rules: the North lot, west of the baseball and softball fields, doesn't need a permit. The East and upper West lots do.
How much does driver's ed cost for Farmington High students?
$438 for six hours of behind-the-wheel, including the Blue Card. Our online classroom is $99, or get both for $499. A payment plan of two $220 payments is available for the six hours.
Ready to get your Farmington High student on the road?
Enroll now and we'll take it from there, starting with the Blue Card.
Enroll Now Text 612-552-1929