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High school boys soccer: Murray, Ridgeline each get tight wins to earn championship trip
Here’s a recap of the 4A boys soccer state tournament semifinals on Tuesday at Zions Bank Stadium. Murray and Ridgeline advanced to the final. The Murray Spartans ended their regular season with only two losses and took second place in Region 10. Both losses came at the hands of Layton Christian, who also took the Region 10 title from Murray. The Spartans got their revenge in a 3-2 semifinal win over the Eagles and advanced to the championship game.
Utah universities eliminate cultural centers, lose employees ahead of anti-DEI law start date
Utah universities are eliminating their diversity, equity and inclusion offices, moving away from cultural centers and redirecting their staff to serve schoolwide departments to assure compliance with the state’s new anti-DEI law. Weber State University is eliminating all of its cultural centers — for Black, Native, Hispanic, Asian, LGBTQ+, women and undocumented students, Brad Mortensen, […] The post Utah universities eliminate cultural centers, lose employees ahead of anti-DEI law start date appeared first on Utah News Dispatch.
High school baseball: Fremont takes 1-0 series lead with comeback victory over Pleasant Grove
It was another thrilling contest between No. 6 Fremont and No. 11 Pleasant Grove as the Silverwolves hosted the Vikings in a game that was very reminiscent of the regular season contest they played in late March.
Juab school teachers among the lowest paid, adding pressure to student outcomes
Teachers in the Juab School District, a small district with five schools in rural Juab County, experienced big turnover, heavy workloads and some of the lowest salaries among their peers, a legislative audit found. Because of those factors, auditors said, the district teachers’ overall years of experience are now below average compared to nearby, also […] The post Juab school teachers among the lowest paid, adding pressure to student outcomes appeared first on Utah News Dispatch.
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