Snake River Opportunities

Online learning should not mean students are on their own.

At Snake River Opportunities School, students receive flexible online learning with real support from staff who know them, guide them, and help them grow. We are a free public school serving Idaho students in grades 6–12.

New for 2026/2027: Face-to-face support available in Blackfoot and Pocatello.

Learn more: srohs.snakeriver.org

Some students need a different path — not a smaller dream.

Snake River Opportunities School removes barriers and creates opportunities for Idaho students through flexible online learning, mentor support, and a student-centered approach focused on growth and mastery.

Serving grades 6–12 statewide.
Free to Idaho students.

srohs.snakeriver.org

Snake River Opportunities Driven to help EVERY student succeed.

Now enrolling for Snake River Opportunities!

Looking for a flexible school option that still provides real support? Snake River Opportunities gives students the chance to learn at their own pace, work with a mentor, and stay connected through live support, activities, and future-ready learning.

Enrollment is open now for 6th through 12th grade!!!

SROS loves this parent comment, "It gives students a chance to learn at their own pace and move forward once they truly understand the material. This helps students build real skills and confidence instead of just rushing through assignments."

How do our students show what they know? They create projects and products of their choosing. A student wrote, "You can go through the classes at your own pace and when you are confident in it you do a project and show what you know."

What is the value of SROS mentors? A parent wrote, " I feel like having having a mentor to keep kids on track has been highly beneficial. Especially for my ADHD kiddo."

A parent describes growth to mastery learning as, "Teachers work with the students, time and time again, to help them master their subjects. It's great for my teens."

What is the benefit of growth to mastery learning? One parent states, "My oldest used to stress about not getting an A or a B+ at the very least. This has helped her focus on the work, not the end grade. The anxiety and stress is gone with that"