Here’s how much Utah’s controversial school voucher program is spending in its second year

The program is continuing while the state appeals a judge’s ruling that called the vouchers unconstitutional.

(Chris Samuels | Salt Lake Tribune file photo) Judge Memorial Catholic High School in Salt Lake City, one of the predominant private schools in Utah. More than 14,000 students received scholarships for the 2025-26 school year, to go toward private schools and home-schooling, under the state's Utah Fits All program.

Here’s how much Utah’s controversial school voucher program is spending in its second year

The program is continuing while the state appeals a judge’s ruling that called the vouchers unconstitutional.

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