5 Resources
State agency overseeing Idaho's public colleges and universities and administering state financial aid, scholarships, and college planning resources. Fathers returning to school, or helping their kids apply, can find information on the Opportunity Scholarship, GEAR UP, and transfer guidance. Call the Boise office or visit the site for current deadlines, eligibility, and how to apply; most state aid programs are need- or merit-based.
208-334-2270 · 650 W State St, Boise, ID 83720
Idaho's largest university, offering a wide range of bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degree programs on its Boise campus and online. BSU supports non-traditional students with online degrees, evening classes, and veteran services. Fathers returning to school can apply for federal, state, and institutional aid through the admissions and financial aid offices. Call the main line for program information, application dates, and campus visits.
208-426-1000 · 1910 University Dr, Boise, ID 83725
State agency advancing STEM education and workforce readiness in Idaho, administering grants, scholarships, teacher training, and student programs in science, technology, engineering, and math. Fathers and educators can find resources for afterschool STEM clubs, school-based programs, and career exploration. Call the Boise office or visit the site for current grant cycles and program applications; most programs are free to participants.
208-332-1729 · 700 W State St, Boise, ID 83720
State division administering Idaho's career-technical education programs, preparing students and adult learners for trades, healthcare, agriculture, IT, and other workforce fields through high schools, technical colleges, and apprenticeships. Fathers can find pathways for themselves or their kids through the program locator. Call the Boise office for information on programs, certifications, and financial aid supporting CTE students.
208-334-3216 · 650 W State St, Boise, ID 83720
State agency supporting free adult literacy, high school equivalency preparation, and lifelong learning resources through Idaho's public libraries. Fathers working on reading skills, GED prep, English language learning, or digital literacy can find programs at their local library. Call the Boise office or visit the site for directory listings and program information; services at participating libraries are free and confidential.
208-334-2150 · 325 W State St, Boise, ID 83702