Can I use my Utah Fits All Scholarship for Eden's Table?

Is there a Utah Fits All approved curriculum list?

No. Odyssey says a set list of approved expenses would not be workable, given how many different ways families teach. Instead it points families to its Eligible Expense Guide, its Ineligible Expense Guide and the marketplace, where every vendor and every listing is reviewed for eligibility before families can see it.

Since July 2026 you can also send Odyssey an Eligibility Request before you buy something. It is a preliminary answer, not a promise of reimbursement.

What does Utah Fits All count as a curriculum expense?

Utah law lists textbooks, curricula and other instructional materials as a scholarship expense, including supplemental materials or online instruction that a curriculum recommends. Odyssey's test for any item is whether it is educational in itself or a general-purpose item that might be used for learning.

Curriculum, textbooks and workbooks each have their own marketplace category. Families may buy several consumable items for their students, but large purchases that look like reselling or sharing supplies are denied.

What does a Utah Fits All purchase need?

Families spend three ways: the Odyssey marketplace, tuition to an approved private school, and reimbursement for eligible purchases made outside the marketplace. Odyssey strongly encourages the marketplace. A marketplace purchase needs no receipt upload: you assign each item to a student at checkout, and the delivery address comes from your application.

A reimbursement request covers one product and takes one document: a receipt showing the vendor's name, the date, an itemized list, the total paid with taxes and fees, the payment method and proof that the payment went through. A reimbursed item should cost no more than 10% above a comparable marketplace item.

Funds belong to one student and cannot be pooled or moved between siblings.

What gets a Utah Fits All reimbursement turned down?

Odyssey's own guides give reasons like these:

• Documents that are not receipts, such as cart screenshots, order emails or shipping notices.
• A receipt with a generic line like “Book” or “Educational Materials” in place of the product's actual name.
• Handwritten receipts, or a receipt with no proof of payment.
• A request filed under the wrong category, or with more than one receipt in it.
• Payment made only with gift cards or reward points.
• Bulk purchases that suggest reselling or sharing.
• Purchases outside the scholarship year, which runs July 1 to June 30.

How does Eden's Table fit Utah Fits All's rules?

Eden's Table is a Bible-based science and nature study curriculum in printed books: a Teacher's Guide, a Student Notebook and a Read-Aloud Storybook for a 36-week year. Utah law says the program manager may not require a provider to change its creed or curricula to accept scholarship funds.

Eden's Table is an approved Utah Fits All vendor. Our marketplace listings are waiting on Odyssey's review, so they cannot be ordered in the marketplace yet. Until they are, you can order on our store and request reimbursement: the order confirmation email is an itemized receipt with the seller, the date, each item, the total paid and the card's last four digits, and our printed set costs the same $261 with shipping as our marketplace listing. Once the listings are approved, you can order in the marketplace instead, with no receipt to upload.