Idaho § 33-4601 DEFINITIONS

Idaho Statutes

§ 33-4601 — DEFINITIONS

Idaho § 33-4601

Title 33EDUCATION

Ch. 46ADVANCED OPPORTUNITIES

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Idaho Code § 33-4601 (2026).

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For purposes of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply:

(1)"Credit" means middle level or high school credit.

(2)"Dual credit" is as defined in section 33-5102, Idaho Code.

(3)"Full credit load" means at least twelve (12) credits per school year for grades 7-12.

(4)"Overload course" means a course taken that is in excess of a full credit load and outside of the regular school day, including summer courses.

(5)"Parent" means parent or parents or guardian or guardians.

(6)"Public schools" means an Idaho school district, charter school or Idaho tribal school.

(7)"School year" means the normal school year that begins upon the conclusion of the spring semester leading up to the break between grades and ends upon the beginning of the same break of the following year.

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For purposes of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply:
(1) "Credit" means middle level or high school credit.
(2) "Dual credit" is as defined in section 33-5102, Idaho Code.
(3) "Full credit load" means at least twelve (12) credits per school year for grades 7-12.
(4) "Overload course" means a course taken that is in excess of a full credit load and outside of the regular school day, including summer courses.
(5) "Parent" means parent or parents or guardian or guardians.
(6) "Public schools" means an Idaho school district, charter school or Idaho tribal school.
(7) "School year" means the normal school year that begins upon the conclusion of the spring semester leading up to the break between grades and ends upon the beginning of the same break of the following year.