The Likely Voter
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3 reasons district public school enrollment is on the decline
As Utah prioritizes education, many families are choosing tailored education for their children rather than the traditional public school setting.
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How the Supreme Court could decide on student loan forgiveness
As the Supreme Court considers the Biden administration’s student loan forgiveness plan, it’s important that Utahns keep the court’s proper role in mind.
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College preparation shouldn’t exclude religious learning
As Minnesota and other states attempt to tighten regulations around religious schools, Utah leads on educational opportunity.
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Gen Z is lonely. Here’s what parents should know
Key things parents can do to help fight the loneliness epidemic among Gen Z.
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3 things to know about Biden administration’s new guidance on prayer in school
The new guidance is not technically legally binding, but federal law requires schools to certify they are following the guidance. It serves as a suggestion to ensure proper adherence to the law.
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Parent-Driven Education: A Visual
Parent-driven models in education have become more popular and diverse in recent years. This chart helps parents understand their options.
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Church and family can help our youth strengthen mental health
There are multiple ways to strengthen the mental and emotional well-being of Utah’s families, and a broader view that includes two vital institutions of civil society – the family and faith-based organizations – shows real benefits for Utahns.
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Want to strengthen families? Support boys and men
Men need to empower other men by breaking the stigma of mental health and providing avenues for guidance and healthy masculinity.
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Family structure impacts outcomes, so why isn’t Utah tracking it?
Students with involved parents do better in school, and that ought to prompt policymakers to better track family structure data.