This bill amends a provision that ties the amount of the educator salary adjustment to the operation of the Utah Fits All Scholarship Program.
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Utah law currently sets the size of educator salary bonuses for fiscal year 2026 based on whether the Utah Fits All Scholarship Program, the state's private school voucher program, is funded and operating: educators receive $10,350 if the program is active, but only $5,175 if it is not. This bill would change that rule so that educators still receive the full $10,350 salary adjustment even if the voucher program is blocked, enjoined, or struck down as unconstitutional through ongoing court litigation. Licensed public school educators—including classroom teachers, counselors, librarians, and school psychologists—would receive the higher salary amount regardless of how any legal challenge to the voucher program is resolved. The bill makes no other substantive changes to how educator salary adjustments are calculated or distributed.
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IntroductionJan 20
Senate RulesMar 3
Senate CommitteeJan 26
Senate 2nd Reading
Senate 3rd Reading
House Rules
House Committee
House Floor Vote
Governor
This bill amends a provision that ties the amount of the educator salary adjustment to the operation of the Utah Fits All Scholarship Program.
This bill:
AI-generated summary, not yet reviewed by Better Utah staff. Please consult the bill text.
Utah law currently sets the size of educator salary bonuses for fiscal year 2026 based on whether the Utah Fits All Scholarship Program, the state's private school voucher program, is funded and operating: educators receive $10,350 if the program is active, but only $5,175 if it is not. This bill would change that rule so that educators still receive the full $10,350 salary adjustment even if the voucher program is blocked, enjoined, or struck down as unconstitutional through ongoing court litigation. Licensed public school educators—including classroom teachers, counselors, librarians, and school psychologists—would receive the higher salary amount regardless of how any legal challenge to the voucher program is resolved. The bill makes no other substantive changes to how educator salary adjustments are calculated or distributed.
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Last updated Aug 29, 2026, 5:26 PM