Idaho Online School FAQs

ITCA offers full-time and part-time enrollment for grades 9–12.

High school students take English, history, math, science, and life skills courses. Additional course offerings will include a sampling of four groupings of career and college prep courses to explore careers of interest and gain a foundation for pursuing postsecondary occupational certifications.

Yes, we provide all the textbooks and instructional materials needed to complete the program. These books and materials are sent to students directly.

ITCA is a public school program, so there is no tuition. We provide Idaho-certified teachers and instructional materials. Eligible families receive a loaner computer and printer. Students and families will be responsible for providing some common household materials (such as printer ink and paper). Our enrollment consultants can help address your technological and computer questions and needs.

Yes, ITCA is a public school in Idaho. Students can earn a diploma issued by the Idaho Office of Education based on successful completion and mastery of course content. High school students seeking part-time enrollment will receive a transcript upon successful completion of each course.

At the high school level, students will spend nearly their entire school day online.

Depending on a child’s IEP, we can tailor our curriculum to meet their needs. To discuss your child’s needs, please contact our office and we will put you in touch with our special education team.

Yes, high school students have the opportunity to take more advanced courses. Learn more about our opportunities for advanced learners.

No. Students who attend ITCA and successfully complete career technical education courses for at least two years will have gained enough exposure to prepare for certification tests after graduation.

Students spend time with classmates online and through school outings, field trips, and other activities. Students can also participate in school-sponsored clubs and K12 online national clubs to connect with peers of like interests.

State law in Idaho allows charter school students to participate in district extracurricular activities. Districts may charge charter school students a participation fee or decline a student if the district program is full. Part-time high school students may participate in the full scope of their resident district or charter school’s offering.

For information on beginning the application process, visit our enrollment section.