education

Senate Bill 327 repeals occupational licensing requirements for commercial interior designers, court recorders, deception detection practitioners, and music therapists.
New Libertas Institute Poll finds the majority of Utahns approve of neighborhood microschools and many support occupational licensing reform to reduce college degree requirements.
KSL recently reported that public schools have been losing students for three straight years.
A recent court decision has shaken things up in Utah’s education landscape: a judge ruled that the Utah Fits All Scholarship program is unconstitutional.
This bill eliminates the homeschool affidavit, allowing parents to start with a letter of intent and removes the need to reaffirm homeschooling after moving.
This bill removes the requirement for bachelor's degrees to be accredited for non-medical licenses that include a licensure exam as part of the process.

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