Public Education

Our hosts discuss recent controversial actions taken by the Trump administration, how current members of Congress will adapt to the new Utah maps, and the new Utah branding of the 2034 Olympic Games.

Our hosts discuss reciprocal tariffs, Schumer, the federal balance of power, and why the Sundance Film Festival is considering a Utah exit.

A proposed bill would introduce expiration dates for dual language immersion and most school programs, requiring regular reviews to maintain funding — but exempts an art education foundation.

Our hosts discuss the constitutionality of halting appropriated federal funds and the future of collective bargaining for Utah's public employees.

Utah's public schools will receive a historic $101 million from the Permanent State School Fund this year.

The bill tied school vouchers to a popular teacher pay raise proposition.

As Utah public school students return to school, they will find restrooms stocked with free menstrual supplies. HB 162, signed into law earlier this year, requires Utah K-12 public schools to provide period products free of charge to students in their female and unisex restrooms.

Many Utah educators believe the state's schools could be among the country's elite if the state would increase funding.

Utah has a lot of public education options, so much so that parents can struggle comparing them. A new bill in the Utah House would try to make this school comparison process a little easier.