Education + Schools
Tim Vandenack, KSL.com
‘An ongoing process’: Latino students discuss efforts balancing US, Latin American roots
At an event held at Salt Lake Community College, Latino students met to discuss balancing their ties to the U.S. and Latin America4 hours ago
Amy Donaldson, KSL Podcasts
Australian high school football player files suit to play varsity, says new rule discriminates
DRAPER, Utah — A high school football player from Australia is suing the Utah High School Activities Association in hopes of playing the final few games of his senior football season. Tune in for more at 3:45! In a lawsuit filed Monday on behalf of 18-year-old Zachary Szymakowski, attorney David Jordan asserts that a […]19 hours ago
Kyle Remund
UVU launches Constitution-themed podcast
During a time when political division is high and civic knowledge is low, UVU is launching 'This Constitution,' a podcast aimed to educate.2 days ago
Bridger Beal-Cvetko, KSL.com
Utah’s delegation wants to change assumptions about Republicans and conservation
Rep. John Curtis spoke at Utah Valley University's Ragan Theater on Friday as part of the third annual Conservative Climate Summit.4 days ago
Diana Jones
The new ‘simplified’ and ‘streamline’ way to guaranteed college admission
The Utah System of Higher Education launched a program for students called 'Admit Utah,' a guaranteed admissions initiative.5 days ago
ADRIANA MORGA Associated Press
What to do, now that the grace period for student loan payments is over
Around 43 million Americans have student loan debt. Student loan borrowers who can't pay their monthly payments must now consider their options.5 days ago
Simone Seikaly
Granite schools, Herriman police, others, alert parents to potential for hoax threats
Parents across Utah were notified by school districts and police of the potential for hoax threats aimed at schools today.6 days ago
KSL NewsRadio
USU volleyball joins growing list forfeiting San Jose State University games over transgender controversy
Two state university women's volleyball teams said they will not play San Jose State because one of the players is allegedly transgender.6 days ago
Simone Seikaly
Here’s what to know about constitutional amendments on the Utah ballot
Utah lawmakers will ask voters to change the Utah Constitution in multiple ways this November. Here is a rundown of the amendments.6 days ago
Eric Cabrera
Police say Kearns High students are being robbed
Unified Police said Kearns High students have been robbed along the railroad tracks east of the school for the last three weeks.7 days ago
Cassidy Wixom, KSL.com
BYU helps provide multi-sensory room at school for special education in Jerusalem
With help from the BYU Jerusalem Center, the Al-Basma Special Education School has opened a multi-sensory room for students with autism.8 days ago
Josuee Sanchez
University of Utah researchers develop chatbot to expand genetic testing care
Genetic testing is used to weigh a person's risk of developing cancer. Researchers are hoping to expand care through chatbot use.9 days ago
Kyle Remund
Polaris High School opens center for teens in hardship
As part of its work in helping teens in tough situation, Polaris High School is opening a Teen Center for students in extreme hardship.11 days ago
Michele Rowe
Republicans and Democrats encourage college students to vote this November
Here's what Utah's Republican and Democratic parties are doing to encourage college students to vote in the November election.12 days ago
Mark Jackson and Kennedy Camarena
Utah Transit Authority celebrates Rail Safety Week
Utah Transit Authority is using Rail Safety Week to educate the public on railroad safety and UTA vehicle safety.13 days ago
Allessandra Harris Gurr
Parents and teachers disagree on what involvement looks like in children’s education, survey finds
A survey found that parents and teachers have different perceptions of how involved parents are in their children's education.13 days ago
Logan Stefanich, KSL.COM
Parent’s trust in school improves child’s education, Sutherland survey finds
A new Sutherland Institute issue brief finds that parents and educators differ in their perception of parental engagement and access to curriculum.15 days ago
Michele Rowely, Amie Schaeffer KSL NewsRadio
Rep. Owens chairs hearing on “botched” FAFSA rollout
SALT LAKE CITY — A House subcommittee chaired by Utah Rep. Burgess Owens, R-UT on Tuesday morning focused on problems with last fall’s FAFSA rollout. In 2020, the bipartisan FAFSA Simplification Act was passed to help make financial aid easier to access. The new program cut the number of application questions from over 100 to […]15 days ago
Kyle Remund
Bella Vista Elementary earns National Blue Ribbon
Bella Vista Elementary has earned one of the most distinguished awards in education: the National Blue Ribbon.16 days ago
CHALNDLER HOLT, KSL Sports
Report: Utah State Aggies Expected To Accept Pac-12 Conference Offer
According to ESPN College Football Insider Pete Thamel, Utah State University is “expected” to accept its offer from the Pac-12.16 days ago
Adam Small
Alpine School District considers closing two elementary schools
Alpine School District will take 90 days to conduct a study to decide if it will close two elementary schools.16 days ago
STEVE BARTLE, KSL Sports
After big wins Utah moves up, BYU cracks the top 25
The BYU Cougars cracked the AP's Top 25 poll after a big win against No. 13 Kansas State. They are now ranked No. 22.17 days ago
Kennedy Camarena
A Woman’s View: Students are reading fewer books in English class
In the most recent podcast episode of 'A Woman's View,' guests on the show talk about how students are reading less books in English classes.17 days ago
