Bronze
- 30 hours of classroom
- 1 hour of in-car observation
- Six 1-hour behind-the-wheel lessons
WMST runs teen drivers education for Kamiak Knights right in Mukilteo, with the classroom on the Harbour Pointe side of town and behind-the-wheel drives that start where your teen already spends their day.
Harbour Pointe Boulevard sets the tone for what your teen learns first. It has the wide lanes, the steady roundabout traffic, and the school-zone timing that a brand new driver needs to read before anything harder. We teach to that, then we build out from it.
Our main classroom and office sit a few minutes up the road on 44th Ave W, so Kamiak is about as close to home base as a WMST student can get. Same certified instructors from the first day of class through the last drive, which means nobody is relearning where your teen struggles halfway through.
And because WMST is a DOL-approved examiner, the people coaching your teen are the same people who run the skills test. No stranger in the passenger seat on test day, no surprise route. It is all one $549 to $699 package depending on how much test support you want.
New drivers start on the quieter grid below the school, the streets off Harbour Pointe and Chennault Beach Road, where speeds are low and there is room to make a clean mistake. Once mirrors, lane position, and reference points stop being a guess, we move them onto Mukilteo Speedway and the 525 corridor for real merging and lane changes.
Hills come with the territory here. The drop toward the waterfront and the climbs back up to Harbour Pointe are good teachers for hill starts and downhill speed control, the kind of thing the DOL examiner watches closely. We also spend time on the Paine Field and Boeing approach roads, where traffic moves and timing matters.
Parking practice happens where it counts: angle and back-in spots near the Harbour Pointe shopping strip, parallel parking on calm side streets, and the backing-around-a-corner maneuver until it stops feeling like a big deal.
Classroom sessions are taught at Kamiak. Behind-the-wheel drives begin from campus or our nearby Mukilteo classroom, and DOL knowledge and skills testing runs out of our Everett Express office on Evergreen Way. See the current Kamiak class dates on the registration page.
Every option below is the full DOL-approved program: 30 hours of classroom, 6 behind-the-wheel drives, and an hour of observation. The difference is how much testing and warm-up you want bundled in. See the full Teen Drivers Education breakdown.
State and local tax is added at checkout. Prices and promotions can change; current pricing is shown on the registration page.
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No. The Kamiak session is open to any eligible teen in the area, and many students who attend other schools or do online classwork start their behind-the-wheel drives from this side of Mukilteo. You just need to be at least 15 by the first day of class.
Most Kamiak students begin their drives from campus or from our Mukilteo classroom a few minutes away on 44th Ave W. Your instructor confirms the exact meeting spot when you book each lesson.
Packages run from $549 to $699. The most popular Gold package is $625. Every package includes 30 hours of classroom, 6 behind-the-wheel drives, and observation.
Yes. WMST is a DOL-approved knowledge and skills examiner, so your teen can train and test with the same school. Walk-in and scheduled testing happens at our Everett Express office on Evergreen Way.
New sessions open through the school year and over the summer. Dates change, so the fastest way to grab a seat is to register online.
Spots fill by the school term and by summer session. Reserve a seat or call and we will walk you through it.
Whether you're chasing a first license or a motorcycle endorsement, the next step starts here. One register page, every program.
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