ID S1091

Creates an online course portal funded up to $150,000 annually to list K-12 and dual credit courses from Idaho schools, colleges, universities, and approved online providers, with student/parent ratings and notification capabilities.

Establishes "Advanced Opportunities" program allowing students who complete graduation requirements before final senior year to take up to 18 semester (or 12 trimester) credits of dual credit courses at $75 per credit or up to 6 semester (or 4 trimester) advanced placement exams at $90 per exam, funded through educational support program.

Creates "8 in 6 Program" allowing grades 7-12 students to complete eight years of junior high, high school and early college in six years by taking full course loads during school year plus summer/online courses, with state paying up to $225 per summer online or overload course credit, limited to 10% of students per grade per district.

Prohibits state payment for certain Idaho Digital Learning Academy enrollments and establishes that credits and grades from online courses must appear on student transcripts at their home school.

Amends education funding distribution calculations in Section 33-1002 to account for new online portal, advanced opportunities, and "8 in 6 Program" expenditures.