education

Despite the challenges of homeschooling, nearly every family who uses this alternative (or, one might say, traditional) education format will sing its praises.
This year, the Utah Legislature created a new tax credit scholarship program to help special needs families.
This bill improves parental rights in education by ensuring that truancy punishments do not apply to younger children, and that parents of older children are not criminalized for their truancy.
If more money is truly the goal, then let’s stop kicking the K-12 education gas can down the road. Question 1 merely perpetuates a problem—and it certainly isn’t a solution.
This bill would clarify in state law that parents may excuse their children from school not only for physical illness, but mental illness as well.
The Alpine School District offers a great example for how public schools can respect the right of parents to excuse their child's absences.

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