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EDUCATION
With the anti-DEI law in effect, some University of Utah students are wary of the change
Utah’s anti-diversity, equity and inclusion law went into effect July 1. That means DEI hiring practices and offices are no longer allowed at state-run universities, public schools and government entities. Some schools, like the University of Utah, are going a step further and closing centers used by women, minorities...
Utah's largest school district could split through interlocal agreements
DRAPER — Alpine School District could still be splitting, though not by way of a ballot measure put forward by the district's school board. That possibility was struck down when Utah lawmakers in June passed HB303 — sponsored by sponsored by Rep. Brady Brammer, R-Highland — during a special legislative session, which prevents local school boards from initiating a process to divide a district. Instead, two separate interlocal agreement proposals to split the district will be on voters' ballots come November.
St. George woman prepares for Miss Utah USA, aims to empower youth through tech education
ST. GEORGE — This Southern Utah representative is set to take the stage to compete in the upcoming Miss Utah USA pageant. And she’s poised to showcase not just her beauty but also her commitment to empowering the community through tech education and advocacy. “I think there’s a...
The University of Utah’s Career Closet redesigns professional attire for students
Under the leadership of Katie Abby, VP of U Career Success at the University of Utah, the Career Closet helps all students dress confidently for upcoming interviews. After completing a degree, the job interview is all that separates graduates from long-awaited careers — it is vital students look and feel the part.
Northern Utah County Cities Seek Public Input on New School District
DRAPER, Utah — Six cities in northern Utah County have initiated a 45-day public comment period to explore the creation of a new school district. On June 18, the mayors and city councils of Alpine, American Fork, Cedar Hills, Draper, Highland, and Lehi convened to discuss the findings of a feasibility study conducted by independent public finance advisors. The study evaluated the fiscal impacts, including start-up costs, capital facilities, and staffing, of forming a Central School District (CSD). It also analyzed student enrollment growth and revenue projections from federal, state, and local sources.
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