No more ski passes for school voucher recipients? Utah bill aims to end the allowance

Single- and multi-day ski passes for adults and children are currently allowable expenses under Utah’s $82 million voucher program.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Roxy Bell skies with her 3-year-old son, David Bell, on the first day of skiing at Solitude, on Friday, Nov. 8, 2024. Single- and multi-day ski passes for adults and children are currently allowable expenses under Utah’s $82 million school voucher program, but a Utah bill aims to end that.

No more ski passes for school voucher recipients? Utah bill aims to end the allowance

Single- and multi-day ski passes for adults and children are currently allowable expenses under Utah’s $82 million voucher program.

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