Utah State Board of Education Meetings – September 8-9 The Utah State Board of Education (USBE) and its standing committees meet regularly to discuss changes to administrative rules. UEA staff...
The Public Appropriations Subcommittee heard several reports, including a presentation on the Public Education Capstone Audit. Public Education Appropriations Subcommittee (reported by Jay Blain):...
June 29, 2022 Utah State Board of Education 250 East 500 South Salt Lake City, UT 84111 RE: Library Model Policy meeting on June 30, 2022 Dear Chair Huntsman and Members of the Board – UEA...
The following candidates were recommended by the Utah Education Association Political Action Committee in the June 2022 Primary Election that concluded June 28. Here are the election results: Utah...
During its first meeting of 2022, the Education Interim Committee approved items it will be considering between now and the 2023 General Legislative Session. Education Interim Committee (reported by...
Utah had the nation’s third highest percentage growth in average teacher salaries and the seventh highest percentage growth in overall education spending from 2020 to 2021 according to reports...
The UEA officially asked Governor Spencer Cox to veto a bill that would expand private school vouchers. Senate Bill 62 – Special Needs Opportunity Scholarship Program Amendments expands a voucher...
During the 2022 General Legislative Session, the UEA was instrumental in creating and passing a law (House Bill 396) that provides licensed educators with self-directed, paid time for most...
‘Year of the Educator’ ends in significant new public education funding, defeat of bills targeting educators Legislation of Note Print version (pdf) Despite a turbulent beginning, Utah educators...
The Legislature has adjourned Sine Die. The 45-day Utah General Legislative Session concluded with its usual flurry of last-day votes. Among bills decided today: A last-minute ban on transgender...
The pace is quick in the Session’s final days: UEA-supported bills passing today and on their way to the governor for signature include Paid Professional Hours for Educators (HB396), Period Products...
It’s only House and Senate floor time from here on out. The Senate unanimously passed a bill (HB396) providing flexible, educator-directed paid time for job-related duties performed outside of...