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Idaho AgriTech Academy is proposed tuition-free public charter school designed to prepare
students for college, careers, and leadership in agriculture, agribusiness, and related industries
through hands-on, real-world learning.
Yes. IAA is a public charter school, open to all students and funded by the state of Idaho.
There is no tuition to attend.
IAA is planned to serve high school students (grade 9-12). The school is designed as a
college- and career-ready academy.
Idaho AgriTech Academy plans to serve students in the Treasure Valley, with a proposed
location in Canyon County. Final site details will be shared once confirmed and approved.
IAA combines:
● Rigorous academics aligned to Idaho standards
● Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways
● Hands-on, project-based learning
● Industry partnerships and real-world experiences
● Leadership development through programs such as FFA
Students learn by doing—connecting classroom learning to real careers and community needs.
Planned pathways include areas such as:
● Animal Sciences
● Agribusiness and Entrepreneurship
● Horticulture and Plant Sciences
● Ag Mechanics, Welding, and Precision Ag
● STEM-focused coursework connected to agriculture
*Pathways may evolve based on student interest and community partnerships
Yes. FFA is a key component of Idaho AgriTech Academy. Students will have opportunities to
participate in leadership development, supervised agricultural experiences (SAEs),
competitions, and career exploration aligned with FFA programming.
IAA is designed around a four-day instructional week (Monday–Thursday) with extended
learning blocks to allow for project based learning
Yes. Idaho AgriTech Academy will provide special education services in compliance with state and federal law and is committed to serving students with diverse learning needs.
Enrollment is open to all students. If applications exceed available seats, a public lottery will be held in accordance with Idaho charter school law.
Transportation planning is underway. IAA is committed to reducing barriers to access and will communicate transportation options clearly once finalized.
IAA is governed by an independent Board of Directors and led by experienced education
professionals.
Idaho AgriTech Academy is currently in the planning and approval phase. The anticipated
opening year is 2027.
Idaho AgriTech Academy is currently in the planning and approval phase. The anticipated
opening year is 2027.
Families can:
● Join the interest list (leads to interest form)
● Follow IAA on social media
● Explore partnership or volunteer opportunities