Jun. 17, 9:00 AM
The Education Interim Committee of the State Legislature holds a public meeting.
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Feb. 23 - Mar. 22
Comcast Newsmakers interviews Robyn Bagley about www.Utah-EducationFacts.com
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Mar. 12
The 2009 Legislative Session concluded on Thursday, March 12th at midnight
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This year marks the 25th anniversary of the landmark report, A Nation at Risk.
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In the 2007-08 school year, Utah spent $8,224 per public school student.
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Charter schools are independent public schools run by parents or non-profits.
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The average class size in Utah is 22.2
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High school students can graduate with an associate's degree and a scholarship worth 75% of college tuition.
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Utah's education system offers many great bargains that parents are often unaware of.
School choice is the ability to choose your child’s school. Below are some programs, both publicly and privately funded, that help expand school choice.
There are several programs in Utah schools that allow high school students to earn college credit and even graduate with an Associate's Degree.
The State of Utah offers several college scholarships based on student grades and other factors.