What does this look like for a typical student?

Students who qualify from any secondary in-district school may attend this honors track magnet program in person. Transportation is provided from their boundary school, and electives are offered through teachers from Ammon Honors, RMMS, and other in-district schools—creating a dynamic and well-rounded learning experience. Students may also participate in athletics at their boundary school, giving them opportunities to engage with peers and represent their school community while pursuing advanced learning through Ammon Honors Academy.

At Ammon Honors, we focus on integrating our five core values — creativity, critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and character — into every aspect of learning. The day begins with mentoring, where students build core values, set goals, and connect with trusted adults.

Through a combination of Core and Flex Days, teacher workshops, mentoring, small group instruction, and interdisciplinary project-based learning, students engage in meaningful experiences that strengthen these core values. Core Days provide focused time with teachers to learn new or complex concepts, while Flex Days allow students to choose learning opportunities for intervention, mastery, or enrichment.

Every student will meet individually with the Ammon Honors staff to customize a path toward their future that is unique to them.

Personalized Honors & Dual Credit Pathways: Students create a personalized plan with honors, dual credit, and advanced courses through CEI and other partners. They can earn college credit, complete the Idaho Gem, or even work toward an associate degree while still in high school.

Real-World Experience & Career Preparation: High school students gain hands-on experiences, industry exposure, and access to certifications in high-demand fields. Opportunities through CTE, internships, and partnerships help students turn their interests into future careers—so they’re ready to thrive the moment they graduate.