CALL TO ACTION THIS WEEK !
As the legislative session gets underway today, write your representative and remind them to ABOVE ALL ELSE consider Utah Families this session and to make it a priority to put families first.
What to know who your rep is and how to find their email? Check here:
I received an email from my child’s school yesterday that had me gritting my teeth. It provoked me into writing about the dangers of social
Obviously, this is NOT the official position of the USBE Board, but I just wanted to start out by acknowledging and thanking the almost 500
First, I want to say, Thank You! Thank you for fighting for your children, for writing in to the State Board and legislators to speak
The University of Brussels used to have the Latin version of “Truth Conquers Darkness” (veritas vincere tenebras) as its motto. It has since changed the
Tomorrow, June 30, the Utah State Board of Education will debate this issue: What is the best way to prevent pornographic materials in the school?
The Utah Education and Mental Health Coordinating Council went spectacularly off the rails Wednesday, June 8. Presenters pulled out all the stops to transform education
When people use the word “equity” it’s because they want whatever they’re associating it with to sound “fair.” But when it comes to racial matters,
We’re glad to be adding some video content on Rumble to our coverage of education in Utah. There’s no shortage of material to cover, but
The nationwide spotlight on illicit and explicit materials in our kids’ schools has been shining on Utah particularly lately, culminating in Representative Ken Ivory’s Sensitive
Natalie Cline is on to something in her plea for simplicity. Her presentation, entitled “The Simple Art of Learning,” makes the case for addition by
In trying to figure our Summit Learning I have followed the money and found how Big Tech is seeking influence, market share and greater control
Critical Race Theory is the Schrodinger’s cat of public education–it’s both taught and yet somehow not taught in our Utah schools. That’s the conundrum, isn’t
The SJR 6 Joint Resolution Promoting the 3rs Framework of Rights, Responsibility, and Respect in Classrooms, if you go by the sound of it, seems like a
HB 337 supposedly tries to create a way for parents to be heard through an Education Ombudsman — but that won’t happen because the ombudsman would be
Some Utahns continue to claim that HB331, the Hope Scholarship Program bill, has sufficient protections against government overreach and regulation, because the intent behind the