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How to Enroll at Ammon Honors

  1. To register your student for Ammon Honors Academy for the 2025–26 school year, please follow these steps:
  • If your student meets the qualifications listed below, simply complete the Open Enrollment Form by February 1, 2025. You can find this form on the District 93 website 

    OPEN ENROLLMENT
     
  • If your student does not meet the listed qualifications but would like to be considered for approval, please complete the Ammon Honors Application using the link below. Once we receive your application, we will schedule a time to meet and discuss whether this is a good placement for your child.

    AMMON HONORS APPLICATION
     

Once we receive your open enrollment, we will contact you through email about your acceptance. Please feel free to reach out at any time.

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Admission Requirements

Ammon Honors students must meet one of the following criteria for acceptance into the school:

  1. Show proficiency on ISAT Tests by scoring at least Proficient (3) or Advanced (4) in Math and English Language Arts (ELA).
  2. Meet district Gifted and Talented Requirements.
  3. Out-of-District or New to Bonneville School District 93 students must submit an equitable assessment to the Idaho Standard Achievement Test (ISAT). 

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About Ammon Honors Academy

Ammon Honors Academy—formerly Praxium Mastery Academy—is redefining what learning can look like. As an honors-track magnet school in Bonneville School District 93, we serve students who are ready to accelerate and deepen their education through meaningful, flexible, and personalized experiences. Our approach and pace are designed to match each student’s unique learning style, celebrating growth through constant feedback, 1:1 mentoring, workshops, projects, and self-direction.

 

Learn more about how Ammon Honors works inside the classroom and out:

ABOUT THE PROGRAM

Credit Card Payment for D93 Students:

  1. Log into to PowerSchool
  2. Click Quicklinks in the left menu
  3. Click Main Portal Page
  4. Click Payments & Purchases (bottom left)
  5. Select the student you would like to pay for
  6. Choose items at all schools button
  7. Next to School Type click on District Office > Bonneville School District > Bonneville Online High School/Ammon Honors Academy
  8. Select “Buy” next to the item you would like to pay for
  9. Click on checkout to pay

Admissions FAQ

  • It’s simple! Just complete the district open enrollment form located on the district’s website. We will contact you after February 1st to let you know of acceptance.

  • While you are always welcome to pick up and drop off your child at the program building, busing will be provided for all students. If students are riding a bus, they will be bused to their “home school” first, then move to a transport bus that will bring them to the RMMS campus. This will typically mean students will arrive at our program building by 8:55 am and will be back at their “home school” before boarding buses home.

  • Students choosing to attend Ammon Honors Academy will have the same opportunities as all other students. Elective courses are taught by Ammon Honors teachers, Rocky Mountain Middle School teachers, and, when needed, other elective teachers from across the district. Additional options are also available through Bonneville Online High School.

  • It won’t! Students will continue to have the opportunity to participate in the extracurricular activities of their “home school” including athletics.

  • Yes! All students who attend must meet certain criteria prior to enrolling. Students from all walks of life, all learning levels, and all different circumstances have participated in this program with great gains. Mastery-based education is applicable and good for students in Idaho.