April 11, 2023

At Providence Hall, we are committed to utilizing prevention strategies and interventions to support our students’ growing minds throughout their K–12 journey. Through collaboration and research, we have put into place innovative and successful supports to address our students’ mental health needs. Overstimulated. Overtired. Overwhelmed. Big feelings and sometimes even bigger behaviors are experienced by […]

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Desange Kuenihira is a graduate of Itineris Early College High School and the founder and CEO of unDEfeated, a non-profit organization that provides education for underprivileged youth and women with extreme financial hardship in Uganda. At just the age of two, Desange and her six siblings were forced to flee the Democratic Republic of Congo

January 27, 2023

Whether your Charter School is brand new or celebrating 20 years in operation, if you have a project in mind, grants may be available to help you reach the goal. Sounds great! Where do we start? First, it is important for schools to create short-term and long-term goals that align with the Charter’s mission and

6% increase overall + 5% teacher salary increase (HB 215) + 1% full-day kindergarten (HB 477) + 1% at-risk student add-on = 13% effective increase WPU Local replacement fund (LRF) will be increased $175/student.Charter school base funding will increase $115/student. Key Legislation HB 308 (Welton) School GradingEliminates school letter grades. HB 477 (Spendlove) Full-day KindergartenMakes

On behalf of the UAPCS Board of Directors, I want to thank you for your membership, confidence and support of our organization. I’m currently Board Chair at Salt Lake School for the Performing Arts and have served on the UAPCS Board for the last two years. I was recently elected as UAPCS Board Chair and

Thank you for your continued hard work throughout the snow-packed school year! Thankfully, the roads were clear enough to get to the Capitol to help lawmakers provide UNBELIEVABLE budget increases for education. Utah charter schools should be shouting for joy at the appropriations made this year. In ongoing funding, we will receive the equivalent of