Required at Parent / Student Night:

• Valid Student Birth Certificate or Passport

• Student Glasses or Contacts (if required to drive)

• Students must be at least 15-Years 9-Months old by the first day of the course

• A black pen

• Something to take notes on / with

• Payment in full - if not already paid online or by other means / arrangements

• ALL - Wicked Good Drivahs Ed - Course Documents - Please print, complete, and bring with you to Parent / Student Night - See below

• DD-214, Current ID for Police Officer, Firefighter, EMT, Teacher, or proof of Acworth, NH residence, or Grades of 3.5 GPA or higher in the current semester (if any of these apply to your family)

payments Accepted

• Cash

• Debit

• Credit

• Apple Pay

• Google Pay

• Cashier’s Check

• Money Order

** NO - Personal Checks - please

Please make checks and money orders out to: Wicked Good Drivahs Ed, LLC

If you do not wish to pay online, please contact me to arrange other options.

questions & answers

• Do I have to have to have driving experience prior to taking a driver’s ed course?

  • Answer: NO - the State of NH doesn’t require any driving experience to start driver’s ed

• Do my driver’s ed driving hours count towards the 40-hours of driving required by the State of NH

  • Answer: NO - The State of NH requires a person under the age of 18 to complete at least 40 hours of driving experience with an adult, over the 25, with a valid license, in addition to the 10 hours of driving hours received during driver’s education.

• Does the State of Vermont - Department of Motor Vehicles - accept New Hampshire driver’s education course certificate?

  • Answer: YES - NH driver’s education courses satisfy the State of VT requirements - “Out-of-state driver’s education is only acceptable if the course was taught by a certified and/or licensed driver education instructor and includes both classroom and behind-the-wheel training.” - Vermont Driver’s Manual (2025) - What Do I need to get a Junior Driver’s License? - page 13 - paragraph 2 (valid as of the 2025 edition - please stay current with the latest regulations)

• What vehicle will I use during the NH Road Skill Test?

  • Answer: You must provide your own vehicle that is currently registered and safe for the road

• What age can a student start a driver’s education course in New Hampshire?

  • Answer: Students must be at least 15-years 9-months old by the first day of the any driver’s ed course

• What is the minimum age to start driving in the State of New Hampshire?

  • Answer: 15-years 6-months old

• Can I drive in another state besides New Hampshire while practicing?

  • Answer: Not legally - check current laws of the state you intend to drive in. Vermont students may drive in NH.

• Should I take driver’s education if I’m 18 or older?

  • Answer: Legally, you don’t have to. Generally, I encourage Individual Driving Lessons if you’re an adult. However, you are more than welcome to take a Driver’s Education Course. There are advantages and disadvantages on both sides. More quality education is never a bad thing! Contact me if you would like to discuss your thoughts or options.

• Can I get Driver’s Education for FREE or subsidized?

  • Answer: Perhaps. If you meet certain criteria, you may be able to receive aid by certain organizations. Check my - “Resources” page for more information.

• Can - “Home Schoolers” - take my driver’s education courses at Fall Mountain Regional High School?

  • Answer: YES! As long as you live within SAU 60, you are welcome to attend

committed to our communities

I stand behind, and support, those members of the community who take care of - US - everyday. I also believe in recognizing exceptional academic achievement and taking care of my neighbors.

When enrolling in a driver’s education course - please let me know if you, or your immediate family, are:

• Military or Honorably Discharged Veteran

• Current: Teacher, Firefighter, Police Officer, or EMT

• Student with a current GPA of 3.5 or higher

• Current Acworth, NH resident