State updates on UFA application window, teacher email collection and child nutrition S5 record

5093263 · June 27, 2025

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State technical staff said the Utah Futures/UTREx environment will open the student UFA application window Aug. 1, clarified provider registration via Odysee, and gave operational updates about collecting teacher emails and availability of the S5 child‑nutrition record in the examine file.

UTREx technical staff gave several operational updates relevant to LEA planning ahead of the new school year.

Cliff said the student application window for Utah Futures/A (UFA) will open Aug. 1. Provider registration is already open through Odysee; providers and schools that want to be eligible for the higher private‑school allotment must register as UFA providers. The student application process is designed to be short — the technical team expects parent/student steps to take only a few minutes when the window opens, and the marketplace of providers will be available immediately for approved students.

Cliff also said districts will be asked to supply public teacher email addresses through the SIF mapping so the state can collect that contact information directly, which will reduce manual collection tasks and protect staff privacy by avoiding use of personal email addresses. He noted the SIF mapping for teacher email fields is available and recommended LEAs implement it before the school year.

On child nutrition data, Cliff reported the S5 record collection logic is complete and collections are running; reporting will be available after the ETL process in July. He confirmed that S5 records, when passed, will appear in the examine file.

Cliff advised that if LEAs have CEP (Community Eligibility Provision) questions related to S5 eligibility they should contact the child nutrition program specialist (Tammy Walker). He also reiterated that UTREx support, the data and statistics team, and SIS vendors are the appropriate contacts for technical and data questions respectively.