Wisconsin Grant Program
Eligible Wisconsin families can use state grant funds to help cover the cost of teen driver education with MJM Hill Driving School. We are committed to making safe driving education accessible to everyone in our community through approved state-funded resources.
Grant-Eligible Course Options
If you have been awarded a DOT Grant, please forward a copy of the email with the codes over to info@mjmhill.com along with what courses you would like to register for. We will then respond to your email with a registration link
About the Wisconsin Driver Education Grant Program
The Wisconsin Driver Education Grant Program is an initiative offered through the State of Wisconsin to help qualifying families reduce the financial burden of driver education. This program aims to ensure that all teens have access to professional safety training regardless of their economic background.
Families must apply directly through the official State of Wisconsin portal. Once eligibility is confirmed, the state issues a specific grant coupon code that can be applied toward the cost of approved driver education courses.
MJM Hill Driving School is a proud participant in this program and accepts all approved grant coupon codes. Our goal is to work alongside the state to provide high-quality education to every eligible student in our community.
How to Use Your Grant Coupon Codes
1. Click on the program you want to enroll in, and email us the DOT Grant Codes email confirmation
2. Once we receive the email, we will reply to your email with the appropriate registration link for the program you wish to enroll in.
3. Register by filling out all the appropriate fields of information, including the DOT Codes for confirmation.
4. Once registration is complete, check your inbox for the official confirmation on registration, and begin your license journey!
Please email us confirmation of coupon codes from the DOT.WI.GOV email that you receive after you receive confirmation of your codes upon registration.
Send the email to info@mjmhill.com