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It's Party Time!
A party for all families who have signed up for Odyssey. Information is below the Meet and Greet section.

Meet and Greet Public Meetings

We will be holding Meet and Greet sessions beginning in March where you may come and meet the Odyssey team! We will have Power Point presentation and an answer and question period where you may learn more about our program.

Please mark your calenders and stop by and visit us. We look very forward to meeting you and answering your questions!

Some of our meetings will be on the following dates and times:

Idaho Falls Area:

Thursday May 16^th 7:00-8:30 p.m. at Barnes and Noble in the Grand Teton Mall.

Saturday May 18th 10:30–noon at the Villa Coffee House at 344 Park Avenue downtown.

Saturday June 8th 10:30–noon at the Villa Coffee House at 344 Park Avenue downtown.

Thursday June 20^th 7:00-8:30 p.m. at Barnes and Noble in the Grand Teton Mall.

The Villa has offered us a place to meet for free. We greatly appreciate them and ask that if you are able, you support their generosity by purchasing a small item while you visit with us.

Shelley Area:

Shelley Public Library at 197 West Locust Street

Wednesday May 22 7:00-8:30 p.m.

Enrollment Applications are available now!
We still have openings for grades 6-10.

We are hiring teachers! We are looking for a teacher for a 6th grade inclusive classroom. See the About Us page.

Odyssey is Tuition-free

Opening in the fall of 2013

Grades 6-10, (adding 11th grade in 2014 and 12 grade in 2015)

Located 1235 Jones Street, Idaho Falls, Idaho

Serving students in Bonneville County, and Shelley School District #60, and Jefferson School District #251.

Idaho Falls is getting a new charter school. Odyssey is the first charter school in the town to focus exclusively on middle school and high school students.

Learning isn't done chained to a desk at Odyssey. Students research subjects and engage in lively discussions and debates. They work to create presentations that they show to the public. They can perform in drama and music productions and robotic competitions.
English and history classes mix with theater and other arts so students make connections between the ideas and struggles people experience through history. Combined math, science, and technology projects give students hands-on opportunities to see how real scientists experiment to find the answers to the problems around them. Odyssey Charter School students don't just sit and read about great things and actions; they experience them!
Go to About Us for videos about project-based learning.
Go to Join Our Contact List if you are interested in having your child attend Odyssey if you are interested in working at Odyssey or if you just want to be getting regular updates about the exciting changes taking place.