Teen Drivers Ed
THIRD PARTY DRIVER TESTING AVAILABLE HERE (Not Affiliation to Overbeke Driving School- just another business in the building).
Our Beachwood location is a Designated Testing Center in Partnership with the Ohio BMV, authorized to collect fees to cover the cost of administering the skills test.
Posted Fee Schedule: $55.00 for full test, or $27.50 for a partial test.
Vehicle Rental Upon Request: $60.00
Times: Monday-Saturday excluding Wednesday: 8:00am-4:30pm (Last Test at 4:30pm and Walk-Ins are available.) Sunday: 8-12pm.
Visit the BMV site to schedule your exam here:
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Online Course- For Teen and Temporary Status in the USA, Students under the age of 21 (beginning on September 30, 2025)
Our convenient online Ohio Driver Education course satisfies the required 24 hours of classroom instruction needed to apply for your first Ohio Driver's License. The goal of this course is to educate young Ohio drivers in safe driving and to reduce the risk of driving on Ohio roadways by providing first-time drivers with accurate information. Topics will include familiarization with vehicles, basic vehicle control, traffic laws, advice for operating in inclement weather and more.
Key benefits of completing online include:
- Complete anywhere, on any device
- 24/7 student support
- Non-Renewable/Non-Transferable Learner's Permit
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Replacement Certificate
Did your dog eat your certificate? Or you threw it out accidentally? No worries! We can reprint another one and send it in the mail for you.
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Expedited Certificate
Need that certificate of completion faster than if sent by email 3-5 business days later? No problem! We can email it to you usually within 12-24 hours of payment during the workweek (M-F)
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(A) As used in this section, "driver education course" means a private driver training course approved by the director of public safety in accordance with Chapter 4508. of the Revised Code.
(B) If a high school student enrolled in a school district is absent from school for the sole purpose of attending a driver education course, the district shall count that absence as an excused absence, up to a maximum of eight hours for that student. The student shall only be absent for up to two hours per day for not more than four days in meeting the maximum eight hours authorized by this section. The days may be nonconsecutive. No student may be released from a core curriculum subject course to attend a driver education course.
(C) The district shall require any student absent from school in accordance with this section to complete any classroom assignments that the student misses because of the absence.
Last updated July 23, 2025 at 11:57 AM
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8 hours of Behind the Wheel Lessons
Our teen driver's education classes prepare students to pass state licensing requirements by providing them with the knowledge and skills to become safe drivers. Overbeke School of Driving serves beginning drivers throughout the East Side suburbs. Consequently, Overbeke students boast one of the highest first-time pass rates in the state of Ohio.
Effective:September 30, 2025Latest Legislation:House Bill 96 - 136th General Assembly(A) As used in this section, "driver education course" means a private driver training course approved by the director of public safety in accordance with Chapter 4508. of the Revised Code.
(B) If a high school student enrolled in a school district is absent from school for the sole purpose of attending a driver education course, the district shall count that absence as an excused absence, up to a maximum of eight hours for that student. The student shall only be absent for up to two hours per day for not more than four days in meeting the maximum eight hours authorized by this section. The days may be nonconsecutive. No student may be released from a core curriculum subject course to attend a driver education course.
(C) The district shall require any student absent from school in accordance with this section to complete any classroom assignments that the student misses because of the absence.
Last updated July 23, 2025 at 11:57 AM
While preparing to become a licensed driver, your teenager will need to complete 24 hours of drivers education classes paired with 8 hours of behind the wheel driving. Overbeke's Behind the Wheel driving lessons satisfy the State of Ohio's requirements for driver's education for drivers under age 18. Per state law, teens can begin in-class lessons when they are 15.5 years old.
Requirements:
- Must have your certificate of completion from the online course in order to begin the behind the wheel, per the new Ohio State Law.
- Must have a valid temporary permit- First 60 days of the issuance of the paper temporary permit. Once the 60 days have passed, and you have not obtained your physical Identification card, please go onto www.oplates.com to get a new print-out giving you a new 60 days of issuance.
- WHEN REGISTERING, IF YOU DON'T SEE SPOTS AVAILABLE, PLEASE TEXT 216-765-0600 AND WE WILL ASSIST YOU IN GETTING SCHEDULED.
- PLEASE EMAIL ALL PAPERWORK TO INFO@OVERBEKEDRIVING.COM
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