Homeschool Funding Options in Utah
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In Utah homeschool families have access to several funding programs designed to help with educational expenses like curriculum, materials, and other resources. From scholarships to partnerships with public schools, these options can make homeschooling more affordable. Below, you’ll find an overview of the main funding opportunities available to Utah homeschoolers, along with links to each program.
*Please Note*
While these programs offer valuable resources, it's essential for parents to understand the associated requirements and any potential state regulations that may apply when accepting public funds for home-based education. For the latest on funding options, families should visit official program websites to understand their responsibilities when accepting public funds. |
Scholarships
Utah Fits AllEstablished in 2023, this scholarship offers up to $8,000 per student annually. The funds can be utilized for various educational expenses, including private school tuition, homeschooling materials, and other approved services. All K-12 students residing in Utah are eligible, regardless of their current educational setting. Applications are typically accepted from late February to late April, with award notifications in early May.
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Carson Smith OpportunityThe Carson Smith Opportunity Scholarship is designed to support Utah students with disabilities by providing funding that can be used for educational purposes outside the traditional public school system. This scholarship enables families to access funds for private school tuition, educational services, and specific homeschooling expenses, such as curricula and materials.
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Partnerships with Public Schools
HarmonyEDHarmony Educational Services partners with public schools to provide resources and support for homeschooling families. Families can access up to $2,000 of funding for curriculum, educational materials, and other resources. Funding amounts do vary based on the specific classes and programs you choose.
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OpenEd (formerly My Tech High)OpenEd also partners with public schools to offer personalized education programs for home-based learners. Families can receive up to $2,000 of funding to cover educational expenses such as curriculum, technology, and extracurricular activities. The amount of funding available varies depending on the programs selected.
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