Did You Know...

  • Nearly 1 in 4 Idaho crashes involve a teen driver
  • 37 Idaho teen drivers were involved in fatal crashes last year
  • Idaho teen drivers are nearly 3 times as likely to be involved in a crash than any other age group
  • Less than half of Idaho teens take Driver Education
  • Participation in Driver Education classes has proven to reduce the number of crashes and deaths involving teen drivers
  • Is your student ready for Driver Education?
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All students, 14 1/2 – 21 years of age, living in a public school district that offers driver education, are eligible to enroll whether they attend a public school, charter school, private school, or are home schooled (Idaho Code §33-1703). Currently Homedale High School only offers Driver's Ed through IDLA.

If you are eligible for Driver Education, you must:

  1. Contact your local high school to enroll in the IDLA online program.
  2. Purchase a driver education permit at the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). The permit must be purchased before the student participates in any instruction. You will need these documents to purchase a permit:
  • Birth Certificate
  • Social Security Card
  • Proof of Residency
  • Picture Identification
  • Verification of Compliance Form
  1. Retrieve from your high school administrative office
Complete 30 hours of classroom instruction or work time, 6 hours of behind the wheel instruction, and 6 hours of active back seat observation (ID Code §33-1702(2)).

A parent or legal guardian must accompany you to the DMV.

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