Should Utah’s “school choice” program be allowed to stay put — or is it unconstitutional? That’s the question that a judge is now weighing after spending several hours listening to oral arguments Thursday. In the hearing, 3rd District Court Judge Laura Scott grilled attorneys for ...
Utah is growing to be one of the most innovative states in the U.S. If you ask the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, their experts would say it ranks No. 1 among the other states for innovation capacity and outcomes. That ranking spot was determined because of the state’s Innovation ...
OGDEN — Since opening over the summer, Weber State University's new Student Success Center has endeavored to provide students with personalized and comprehensive support to assist them with realizing their academic, personal and professional goals — even as students and staffers alike ...
OGDEN — Students at Ben Lomond High School are continuing a recent tradition of spreading holiday cheer through song. On Friday afternoon, a student delegation traveled to Ogden's Three Link Tower apartments and Fellowship Manor to lead singalongs of holiday favorites with senior residents. ...
ROY — Last week's Roy High football semifinal win played on a few select screens as background to the ongoings at Lakeview Elementary, a school where students will eventually attend Roy High and a handful of former Royals work on staff. But as Colby Frokjer boomed two 50-plus-yard field ...
Are public colleges and universities in Utah bound to lose students to private or nontraditional schools? According to a legislative audit, yes, if leaders don’t take action. Student enrollment is projected to decline while “private institutions continue to expand, and employers relax ...
