education

Headlines say Gen Z cannot find work to support themselves. At the same time, hundreds of thousands of high-paying jobs go unfilled every month.
Public schools need to adapt. In the meantime, policymakers should expand school choice so families can find learning environments that fit their children.
As families look for better educational fits, lawmakers should expand options like microschools and remove outdated barriers to opening new schools. A variety of school models can better serve a variety of learners.
The 4th substitute of House Bill 467 clarifies parts of the Utah Fits All Scholarship Program, preserving education alternative opportunities.
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.

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