For teachers, it adds up Published Jan 28, 2012 01:01AM MDT Here’s some math from a former high school science teacher on how policy affects student preparedness for college. Three years ago at East High School, my English teaching colleagues had 35 st... »
Football signing day is right around the corner (Wednesday, Feb. 1, to be exact) and as usual we've got you covered as far as BYU's 2012 class is concerned. Check out Sunday's Tribune for a complete list of players who are expected to sign with BYU on ... »
Utah teens help send robot to Primary Children’s Medical Center By Rosemary Winters The Salt Lake Tribune Published Jan 26, 2012 05:08PM MDT Kearns • The cyber corps at Kearns High, a group of students known as iCougars, have helped the school better u... »
Just a reminder: Hogle Zoo in Salt Lake City is offering free admission today (Wednesday, Jan. 25) until the gates close at 4 p.m. The zoo offers free admission on the last Wednesday of the month in November, December, January and February. »
Fake vending machine dispenses nutrition advice at Utah schools By Lisa Schencker The Salt Lake Tribune Published Jan 19, 2012 04:50PM MDT Greasy chips, sugary chocolates and saccharine sweets are speaking up. But kids might not want to hear what they ... »
Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker has unveiled his plan for his second term: a six point livability initiative framing the city’s priorities. The plan focuses on our improving economy, transportation, sustainability, education, equality, and... »
KeyBank donates almost $50K to Junior Achievement of Utah The Salt Lake Tribune Published Jan 19, 2012 07:52AM MDT The philanthropic arm of KeyBank has donated $48,500 to Junior Achievement of Utah. The donation from the KeyBank Foundation will fund “w... »
Educators and parents of autistic children are being pitted against each other in a pair of proposals on an apparent collision course in the Utah Legislature. Sen. Todd Weiler, R-Bountiful, is proposing a bill that would require any new health care man... »
