Driver Education
Bothell · North Road
Drivers Ed at Lynnwood High School
WMST teaches teen drivers education for Lynnwood Royals at the North Road campus in Bothell, with drives that work the Canyon Park, SR-527, and Maltby corridors right around the school.
For Lynnwood High families
Yes, Lynnwood High is in Bothell. We teach right where it sits.
The name throws people off. Lynnwood High School sits on North Road in Bothell, up near Canyon Park and the North Creek valley, not in the city of Lynnwood. WMST teaches the classroom on that campus and runs drives from there, so the lessons match the streets your teen actually knows.
This stretch of Bothell gives a new driver a strong mix early: the steady North Road and Maltby traffic, the SR-527 business corridor, and quick access to I-405 when it is time. Your teen keeps one certified instructor the entire way through.
WMST is a DOL-approved examiner, so training and the skills test run through the same school. The program is one package, from $549, with classroom, six drives, and observation included.
Around Canyon Park
North Road, 527, and the routes near the school.
First drives stay on the calmer residential streets off North Road and around the Maltby side, where a new driver can sort out steering, stopping distance, and lane position without much pressure. From there we step into the Bothell-Everett Highway, which has the lights, turn lanes, and steady traffic that build real judgment.
Canyon Park and the 527 business district are good for the in-traffic stuff: lane changes with cars already in them, left turns across oncoming traffic, and busy driveway entrances. The hills and curves toward North Creek add camber and descent control to the mix.
Later drives bring in I-405 on-ramps and the higher-speed merging that makes some teens nervous, plus the parallel and back-in parking the DOL examiner scores. We keep at each one until it is routine.
Where it meets
Classroom is taught at Lynnwood High School on North Road in Bothell. Drives start from campus, and DOL testing runs at our Everett Express office. Call 425.252.9913 for current dates.
The program
One price, the whole license.
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.
Save $100
Spring Fever Discount: $100 off the Standard ($625) Teen Drivers Ed package. Use code SP 2026 at checkout.
Driver Education
Education + Testing
$599
- 30 hours of classwork
- 6 hours behind the wheel
- 1 hour of in-car observation
- Driver license testing
Driver Education
Standard
Most popular
$625 $525
- 30 hours of classwork
- 6 hours behind the wheel
- 1 hour of in-car observation
- ½ hour testing warm-up
- Driver license testing
Driver Education
Premium
$699
- 30 hours of classwork
- 6 hours behind the wheel
- 1 hour of in-car observation
- 1 hour advanced drive lesson
- ½ hour testing warm-up
- Driver license testing
State and local tax is added at checkout. Prices and promotions can change, call 425.252.9913 to confirm.
Nearby
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Before you start
Helpful guides for new Bothell drivers.
Straight answers on getting licensed in Washington, written by the team that teaches the courses and runs the DOL tests.
Questions, answered
Lynnwood High drivers ed, answered.
Is Lynnwood High School in Lynnwood or Bothell?
It is physically in Bothell, on North Road near Canyon Park, even though it is named Lynnwood High. WMST teaches the classroom on that campus and starts drives there.
Does my teen need to attend Lynnwood High to enroll?
No. Eligible teens from around Bothell, Mill Creek, and the North Creek area can take it, including students doing the classroom hours online. You must be 15 by the first day of class.
What will they learn to drive on?
North Road, the Bothell-Everett Highway, Canyon Park, and eventually I-405 ramps, so your teen practices residential, arterial, and freeway driving before the skills test.
How much is it?
Packages run $549 to $699. The Standard is $625, currently $525 with the Spring Fever discount, and includes 30 classroom hours, 6 drives, and observation.
Where is the test?
At our Everett Express office. WMST is a DOL-approved examiner, so your teen trains and tests with the same school.
Sign your teen up at Lynnwood High School.
Spots fill by the school term and by summer session. Reserve a seat or call and we will walk you through it.