Monahans High School

Drivers Education Class Information

We have a fall class and a spring class.  The fall class usually starts in late October and the spring class usually starts in late March.  The start days will be announced at the high school a couple of weeks before class starts.  The cost to take a Drivers Education Class is $200.   
Contact Mr. Jeff Jones or Mrs. Laura Doege for more information.

Documents Needed to Apply for Permit

Application for Texas Driver License or Identification Card (DL-14A)

Texas Residency Affidavit (DL-5) and documents to support residency (see form)

Texas Department of Public Safety Supplemental Examination (DL40)

Original Social Security Card

Original Birth Certificate

Verification of Enrollment (can get from the school office)

Green Form (DE-964E) (given to students in the class)

Make an appointment at the DPS Office

Online Practice Written Driver's Tests

Online Practice Written Driver's Tests are available through the Ward County Library  

Additional Online Practice Tests

DL Handbook

The Texas Driver's License Handbook is available online

Documents Needed for Driving Test

Green Form - may get from Mr. Jones at the Administration Building after the Driving Portion of Driver's Ed is complete

Verification of Enrollment (VOE) - get from the MHS office (only good for 30 days)

Completed 30 Hour Driving Log - (30-hour Behind-the-Wheel Guide)

Learner's Permit

Proof of insurance on a vehicle that will be used for testing

ITTD Certification of Completion effective September 1, 2015**

 For more information about getting your driver's license

**Effective September 1, 2015, in addition to the classroom portion of Driver's Ed and the driving portion of Driver's Ed, students will have to complete the Impact Texas Teen Driver course available online 

Upon completion of the ITTD program, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that must be presented prior to administering the drive skills examination.  The ITTD Certificate of Completion must be dated within 90 days of the administered skills examination.
The Impact Texas Teen Driver (ITTD) Program was developed by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) with the goal of saving lives on our Texas roadways through awareness and education. The ITTD Program is a 2-hour informational video developed to help educate young or new drivers in an effort to reduce the risk of being involved in automobile crashes, particularly those caused by distracted driving.