Schools & Weber State

Educators From Canyons School District Join ABC News Correspondent Pierre Thomas to Highlight the Crucial Role of Critical Thinking in Today's Information Landscape.

The 'Feed Utah Kids' Plate, Recently Launched by the Utah Lunch Debt Relief Foundation, Channels $30 From Each Purchase and Annual Renewal to Clear School Meal Balances Across the State.

The Utah Republican Is Returning to His Home State to Pursue Initiatives for At-Risk Children and Workforce Development, Aligning with His Long-Held Passion.

The Utah System of Higher Education Has Approved New Security Recommendations for All Public Universities and Colleges Following the Assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University.

The School Was Named FOX 13 News Cool School of the Week Due to Its Emphasis on Student Leadership, Academic Recognition, and Engaging Activities.

The U.s. Department of Energy Announced $99 Million in Grants for Geothermal Energy, with Five Projects Tied to Utah Entities, Including the University of Utah, Receiving a Share.

A New Report Details How State Funds Were Used for Private School Tuition, Educational Goods, and Services for Over 14,000 Students, Prompting Differing Views From Lawmakers and an Ongoing Legal Challenge.

Rising Fuel Costs Are Forcing Local Agencies to Reallocate Funds and Implement Savings Measures, with the Weber School District Facing Monthly Cost Increases and the Utah Transit Authority Preparing for Future Impacts.

Projections Show Fewer High School Graduates Enrolling in Public Colleges, Prompting State Higher Education Officials to Explore Retention, New Student Populations, and System Reforms.

The U.s. Department of Justice Has Filed a Lawsuit Against Utah, Alleging Its Policy on Resident College Tuition for Immigrants Without Permanent Legal Status Discriminates Against Out-Of-State U.s. Citizens.

The Updated Minor, Approved by the Academic Senate, Is Slated for Fall 2027 to Help Meet Utah's Growing Demand for Nuclear Energy Expertise.

A Review of the Utah Fits All Program by Manager Odyssey Outlines How $94.7 Million Was Spent in the 2025-2026 School Year, Drawing Mixed Reactions From State Lawmakers.

Ongoing Reviews, a State Task Force, and Legislative Proposals Are Still in Development One Year After Conservative Activist Charlie Kirk Was Fatally Shot at Utah Valley University.

Southern Utah University Will Lead a Statewide Initiative, Backed by a $10.5 Million NASA Investment, Connecting High Schools, Colleges, and Employers to Train Skilled Technical Workers for the Aerospace Industry.

A Syracuse Family's Journey From Frustration with a Child's Reading Struggles Led to an Unexpected Diagnosis and a New Path to Literacy.

The Moroni Elementary Educator, Recognized Just Weeks Ago for Her Innovative Teaching, Passed Away, the North Sanpete School District Announced.

State Officials and Analysts Are Examining Declining Enrollment Rates and Demographic Changes, Proposing Strategies to Stabilize Finances and Student Outcomes.

The Federal Lawsuit Targets a State Policy Allowing Resident Tuition Rates for Some Students, Drawing Reactions From Utah Lawmakers and Higher Education Officials.

The State's Flagship University Announced Plans to Cut Hundreds of Non-Faculty and Non-Healthcare Positions Over the Next Year, Citing a Strategic 'Modernization Effort' and Financial Sustainability Concerns.

Volunteers Are Providing Crucial One-On-One Reading Support to Students Across Ten Elementary Schools, Addressing a Key Priority for the Ogden School District.