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Utah ESA for homeschoolers

Utah Fits All Scholarship: what it pays a homeschool family, who qualifies and how to apply.

Checked September 2026 against each state's official pages. ESA rules, amounts and deadlines change quickly, so confirm on the official page before you apply.

What it pays

Up to $8,000 per year, depending on how the funds are used.

Who qualifies

Any Utah K-12 student, including homeschoolers, with no income limit. When applications exceed funding, awards follow a priority lottery: renewing students, their siblings, then new applicants at or below 300% of the federal poverty level, then everyone else.

How you spend it

Funds are managed through Odyssey (UFA Marketplace). Curriculum publishers usually have to be registered there before you can pay them with ESA money.

When to apply

For 2026-27, returning students applied from March 1 and new students from April 1 until May 1. Applications for 2026-27 are now closed.

What to watch for

• A court ruling against the program is on appeal to the Utah Supreme Court. The program says it can operate until the court decides, but its long-term footing is unsettled.
• The program's website address has changed several times, so use the link below.

Official source

Utah Fits All Scholarship

All ESA states for homeschoolers