EDUCATION – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding advanced opportunities.

Idaho's H 175 (now law as Chapter 139, effective July 1, 2025) provides public school students in grades 7-12 with $4,625 annually to cover specific advanced education costs. It directly affects Idaho public school students by funding eligible overload courses (max $225 per course), dual credits ($75 per credit hour), college exams (AP, IB, ACT/SAT), career technical training, and college entrance tests. The law requires courses/exams to meet state accreditation standards, mandates annual reporting on program usage, and creates a scholarship for students who graduate early (35% of avoided attendance funding). Public schools receive reimbursement for eligible expenses, and students must repay if they fail to earn credit.