Education + Schools
Priscilla Alvarez and Catherine E. Shoichet, CNN
International students may need to leave US if their universities transition to online-only learning
International students who are pursuing degrees in the United States will have to leave the country or risk deportation if their universities switch to online-only courses, Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced Monday.6 years ago
Ryan Meeks
Jordan School District settles on plan for fall classes
Monday, the Jordan School District unanimously approved the plan for fall classes in which students will attend in-person for four days per week.6 years ago
Colby Walker
Davis School District details plans for fall reopening
The Davis School District has released more details in their plan to have students and staff return to the classroom this fall.6 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Canyons School District likely won’t mandate student masks
Some teachers in the Canyons School District are concerned about a District proposal that does not require student masks.6 years ago
SOPHIA EPPOLITO Associated Press/Report for America and Madeleine Porter KSL News Radio
Utah university Dixie State considers dropping ‘Dixie’ from its name
Dixie State is considering dropping "Dixie" from its name as the nation continues to reexamine symbols associated with the Confederacy.6 years ago
Alicia Lee, CNN
Academic, mental and physical benefits of in-person school outweigh virus risks, pediatrics group says
(CNN) — As states grapple with how to safely start the upcoming school year, the American Academy of Pediatrics is pushing for students to be physically present in classrooms rather than continue in remote learning for the sake of their well-being. The group, which represents and guides pediatricians across the country, updated its back-to-school recommendations […]6 years ago
COLLIN BINKLEY AP Education Writer
Democrats fail to override Trump veto on student loan policy
House Democrats fail to override Pres. Trump's veto of a measure reversing policy on loan forgiveness for students misled by for-profit colleges.6 years ago
Colby Walker
University of Utah drops ACT/SAT testing requirements
As part of a new pilot study, the University of Utah says that new admissions to the school will not have to submit their test scores for either the SAT or the ACT.6 years ago
Colby Walker and Saige Miller
BYU plans for in person fall semester
BYU is planning to see students return to their Provo campus this fall which will be a mix of in-person and digital coursework.6 years ago
Kelli Pierce
Utah State Board of Education wants schools to reopen by the fall
The Utah State Board of Education would like to see schools reopen this fall. But first, it is asking districts to come up with a safe reopening plan by August 1st.6 years ago
Paul Nelson
Despite budget shortfall, Utah lawmakers say education funding will go up
State Lawmakers expect there to be budget cuts this year as COVID-19 has affected so many parts of the economy, but state officials say that education will not be one of them. In fact, Senate Pres. Stuart Adams says they're increasing the education budget.6 years ago
Todd Fooks
“Anti-racist” books hard to find at the library these days
How To Be An Anti-Racist, White Fragility, The New Jim Crow. Libraries along the Wasatch Front say hard copies for books like these have flown from their shelves.6 years ago
Todd Fooks
South Summit School District (coincidentally) wires up for COVID-19
KAMAS— South Summit School District was already preparing for this. When the pandemic hit, Superintendent Dr. Shad Sorenson knew they were going to be ready for whatever the fall school year might bring. “We have the ability to record everything, audio and video, in every classroom we have.” He estimated it was a half-million-dollar investment […]6 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Dave & Dujanovic: Did remote school work for you and your family?
What would you keep and what would you toss from Utah's experiment in remote home school? Two school districts weigh in on Dave & Dujanovic.6 years ago
Kelli Pierce
How the venom from a snail is helping researchers at the U create insulin
It's a predator who lives under the sea and this snail venom is helping scientists at the University of Utah make a faster acting insulin.6 years ago
Colby Walker
UPDATE: Weber State professor permanently resigns
Weber State University criminal justice professor Scott Senjo has permanently resigned and will no longer be affiliated with the University.6 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Live Mic: Coach gives Class of 2020 a thumbs-up
One Utah high school coach said the pandemic has given the Class of 2020 something they can carry with them for the rest of their lives: resilience.6 years ago
Todd Fooks
Westminster College plans to have in-person classes in fall
SALT LAKE CITY— Masks, social distancing, and proper hygiene will be part of the curriculum come fall. Westminster, a small liberal arts college in Sugarhouse, released a statement saying they will be having in-person classes… with an exception. Fall break is gone. Westminster says its being removed so the semester can end early on December […]6 years ago
Michele Rowe
Lost athletic scholarship opportunities for some high school seniors
The pandemic is affecting so many aspects of people's lives and their futures. One thing being affected that you may not normally think about, scholarship opportunities.6 years ago
Colby Walker
University of Utah expects students back in fall
The University of Utah expects students to return for in-person classes this fall. But students and faculty can expect there to be some changes.6 years ago
HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH Associated Press
2020 Teacher of The Year taught Kansas preschoolers alongside retirees
A teacher who instructed preschoolers inside a Kansas nursing home before the coronavirus pandemic has been named the nation's top educator.6 years ago
Bianna Golodryga and Sarah Boxer, CNN
Class of 2020 entering worst job market since Great Depression
When the Class of 2020 started their senior year, the national unemployment rate was at near-record lows of 3.7%. Fast forward to graduation day, the US national unemployment stands at a jaw-dropping 14.7%.6 years ago
Curt Gresseth
Live Mic: High school senior navigates graduation, serious life challenges
Lee Lonsberry honors 2020 Corner Canyon High School senior and soon-to-be graduate John Glavin, who is embarking on a career in the Navy.6 years ago
