Education
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SCOTUS says public schools must accommodate religious families. Here’s what education leaders should do next
In a landmark case, the Supreme Court upheld parents’ rights to direct their child’s education – prompting calls for stronger laws and curriculum transparency.
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SCOTUS ruling in Mahmoud v. Taylor strengthens parents’ educational rights, partnership with schools
This important case is a win for families and the Constitution, and it points the way forward for stronger collaboration between parents and schools.
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Utah school districts need better guidance on parent access to curriculum. Here’s what the state can do
Legislative clarity and stronger support from the State Board of Education could improve transparency and help parents stay engaged.
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How state leaders prioritize vulnerable students
A review of policies across the country reveals that states have prioritized vulnerable students with state legislation and programs in recent years and continue to do so.
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Congratulations to the High School Class of 2025
Graduates should make this summer one filled with moments of freedom and experiences that may help them find moments of awe.
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We reviewed all Utah school districts’ curriculum transparency efforts. Here’s what we found
Publishing curriculum information is not simply another checklist item or burden on administrators; it is a significant force multiplier that can improve parent-teacher relations and foster trust.
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Ruling against school choice: A legal misread in Utah
A Utah court recently blocked school choice aid by ignoring clear legal text in favor of vague intent claims.
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What’s happening with education choice policy?
There’s movement on a federal scholarship tax credit while more states adopt private school choice policies.
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Utah Fits All Scholarship lawsuit and the use of public funds
As the legal battle for the Utah Fits All Scholarship program continues, it’s worth considering where our policy choices about public funding for education have led us and why our state chose them.
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How flexible are federal education funds?
With rapid changes from Washington, leaders should be aware of what flexibility already exists and what flexibility may be possible in the future.