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Declan Carroll: A Young Artist's Journey Through Creativity and Challenges
Declan Carroll, a 12-year-old artist in Park City, showcases remarkable talent through art, driven by his experiences with Tourette's syndrome.
Weber State's Presidential Search: A Chance to Embrace Free Speech Principles
Weber State's leadership transition offers a chance to reaffirm commitment to free speech amid recent controversies.
Utah Lawmaker Jason Thompson Launches Legacy Forward Foundation for Student Leadership
Utah Rep. Jason Thompson launches Legacy Forward Foundation to implement leadership curriculum in schools, nurturing future leaders.
ACLU Challenges Utah's School Library Law on Sensitive Materials
The ACLU has filed a lawsuit against Utah's law on school library materials, raising concerns over censorship and student rights.
Transforming K-12 Education: Utah's Ambitious Plans for 2026 Legislative Session
Utah's 2026 legislative session aims to reform K-12 education with funding, curriculum, and teacher support initiatives.
Utah Arts Program for Elementary Schools Secures Funding Ahead of Legislative Session
A beloved elementary school arts program in Utah has avoided funding cuts, but uncertainty remains as the 2026 legislative session approaches.
Utah High School Students Achieve Milestone in Concurrent Enrollment Programs
Utah high school students are breaking records in concurrent enrollment, earning college credits early and enhancing their educational futures.
Brad Mortensen Takes Charge as Utah State University President Amidst Leadership Changes
Brad Mortensen has been inaugurated as Utah State University's new president, emphasizing resilience and vision amid recent leadership changes.
Understanding Indoor Recess Decisions Amidst Poor Air Quality in Utah Schools
With poor air quality in Salt Lake Valley, schools face tough decisions on indoor recess, balancing safety and children's well-being.
North Point Elementary's Red Ribbon Week Emphasizes Healthy Choices Online and Offline
North Point Elementary's Red Ribbon Week focuses on healthy choices both online and offline, empowering students to navigate their environments safely.
U.S. Education Department Pauses Wage Garnishment for Student Loan Borrowers
The U.S. Education Department has paused plans to garnish wages of student loan borrowers in default, citing the need for repayment reforms.
Brad Mortensen Takes Office as Utah State University's 18th President
Brad Mortensen inaugurated as Utah State University's 18th president, promising to enhance student success and community engagement.
Utah Education Leaders Express Frustration Over Funding Cut Discussions
Utah education leaders express frustration over the state Board of Education's disorganized discussions on funding cuts impacting schools and students.
Discover Earth’s Extreme Environments at Swaner’s ‘Life on the Edge’ Exhibit
Explore extreme environments at Swaner’s ‘Life on the Edge’ exhibit opening January 24.
Park City High School Debate Team Shines at National Tournament in Arizona
The Park City High School Debate Team excelled at a national tournament in Arizona, showcasing their skills and dedication.
Concerns Rise Over Potential Budget Cuts to Utah's Mental Health and Education Programs
Utah faces potential budget cuts to mental health and educational programs, raising concerns among educators and community advocates.
Tongan Students at BYU-Hawaii Face Uncertainty Amid Travel Ban
Tongan students at BYU-Hawaii face uncertainty due to travel bans, impacting their studies and emotional well-being.
Utah Education Association Outlines Key Legislative Goals for 2026 Session
Ahead of the 2026 legislative session, the Utah Education Association outlines key priorities, including funding, teacher salaries, and mental health resources.
Political Divisions Challenge Civics Education in Utah Amid Expanded Requirements
Political divisions complicate civics education in Utah as teachers express fears about classroom discussions amid new requirements.
Utah State Board of Education Faces $163 Million Budget Challenge
The Utah State Board of Education is tasked with cutting or reallocating $163 million from its budget, raising concerns about educational quality.
Timpanogos School District Formally Established in Utah County
The newly named Timpanogos School District aims to enhance education in Utah County, fostering community pride and improving student outcomes.
Utah School Board Faces Tough Decisions Amid 5% Education Budget Cuts
Utah's school board faces potential cuts to critical programs as it grapples with a 5% budget reduction mandated by state lawmakers.
Timpanogos School District Named After Community Vote; New Era Begins in Utah County Education
Utah County School Board adopts Timpanogos as the name of the new district, fostering community engagement and educational innovation.
BYU President Honors Jeffrey Holland and Dallin Oaks as Role Models for Students
BYU President C. Shane Reese honors Dallin Oaks and Jeffrey Holland as role models, urging students to draw inspiration from their legacies.
Utah Educators Share Insights on Challenges Facing Schools Ahead of 2026 Legislative Session
The Salt Lake Tribune invites Utah educators to share insights on challenges ahead of the 2026 legislative session, focusing on retention, funding, and mental health.
UVU President Astrid Tuminez Announces Resignation Effective May 1, 2026
UVU President Astrid Tuminez announces her resignation effective May 1, 2026, after a notable tenure marked by personal challenges and academic achievements.
Utah Valley University President Astrid Tuminez to Resign in May 2024
Utah Valley University President Astrid Tuminez announces her resignation effective May 1, 2024, amidst ongoing campus challenges.
Utah Valley University President to Step Down in May After Successful Tenure
Utah Valley University President Astrid S. Tuminez announces her departure in May, reflecting on a transformative tenure.
Utah Valley University President Astrid Tuminez Announces Resignation After Challenging Year
Utah Valley University President Astrid Tuminez resigns after a challenging year, citing personal and professional difficulties.
Astrid Tuminez Steps Down as President of Utah Valley University After Seven Years
Utah Valley University President Astrid Tuminez announces her resignation after seven transformative years, leaving a legacy of growth and inclusivity.
The Impact of Utah's Arts Education: A Look at Its Lasting Benefits
Three Utah arts professionals reflect on their education's lasting impact and call for continued support for arts programs.
Utah School Board Member Sues Teachers Union Over Alleged Misuse of Dues
Cole Kelley, a Utah school board member, sues the UEA, claiming dues fund political activities, raising questions about union practices.
Revamping Utah's Higher Education: A Shift Toward Regional Collaboration
Utah's higher education system may undergo significant redesign, promoting regional collaboration and addressing inefficiencies revealed by a 2024 audit.
Utah Teacher Files Lawsuit Against Education Association Over Dues Misuse
A Utah State Board member has filed a lawsuit against the UEA, alleging misleading practices regarding political use of teacher dues.
BYU's New Creamery: A Sweet Upgrade for Students and Community
BYU's creamery is set for a major renovation, enhancing student experience and community engagement with modern upgrades and diverse offerings.
Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation Invests $700,000 in Education Grants
Utah's Division of Outdoor Recreation has awarded over $700,000 in grants to enhance outdoor education programs across the state.
Davis School District Faces $10 Million Lawsuit from Students Over Retaliation Claims
Six students have filed a $10 million lawsuit against Davis School District, alleging retaliation and mishandling of harassment complaints.
Davis County School District Faces $10 Million Lawsuit Over Sexual Abuse Allegations
Davis High School students file a $10 million lawsuit against Davis School District, alleging sexual grooming and misconduct.
Park City School District Announces 19% Tuition Hike for Expanded Preschool Program
The Park City School District will raise preschool tuition by 19% for 2026-27, reflecting program expansion and rising costs.
Utah Governor Advocates for Comprehensive Cellphone Ban in Schools
Utah Governor Spencer Cox supports a comprehensive cellphone ban in schools, citing concerns over distractions and student development.
SLCC President Greg Peterson Advocates Flexibility for Students’ Success
SLCC President Greg Peterson emphasizes flexibility in education, enhancing support for diverse student needs.
Utah's Bold Move to Reshape K-12 Education: A Step Backward?
Utah's decision to reduce technology in schools sparks debate on education's future, balancing traditional methods with modern needs.
BYU Students Shine with 17 Nominations at College Television Awards
BYU students shine with 17 nominations at the College Television Awards, showcasing exceptional talent in film and media arts.
Utah Schools Face Challenges: A Call for Community Support and Improvement
Utah schools are facing significant challenges, necessitating increased funding and community support for improvement.
Monte Vista Elementary: A Leader in Chinese Immersion and Inclusive Education
Monte Vista Elementary in South Jordan excels in Chinese immersion and inclusive education, fostering cultural understanding and belonging.
Bridging the Literacy Gap: Strategies for Boosting Reading in Utah
Utah faces a literacy crisis as discussions on AI's role in reading spark concern among educators and parents.
Examining Book Curation in Utah Schools: Balancing Access and Values
In Utah, the debate over book curation in schools raises questions about access, values, and educational freedom.
Utah Schools Consider Statewide No-Phone Policy Amid Mixed Reactions
Utah's proposed no-phone policy in schools sparks debate among educators and parents, highlighting its potential benefits and challenges.
Utah Proposes Cell Phone Ban in Schools to Enhance Student Focus
Utah's proposed cell phone ban in schools aims to improve focus, but raises concerns over rights and enforcement challenges.
Utah Lawmakers Push for Comprehensive Cellphone Ban in Schools with Governor's Support
Utah lawmakers, led by Gov. Spencer Cox, propose a comprehensive cellphone ban in schools, aiming to enhance student well-being and focus.