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Embattled Utah teachers notch big wins with anti-voucher ruling and referendum signatures.
It's not over till it's over. But for now, education in Utah can bask in a win or two.
Hit: Getting Schooled It's not over till it's over. But for now, education in Utah can bask in a win or two. First, let's talk about vouchers. A judge ruled that the Utah First All Scholarship is unconstitutional because it doesn't "fit all." Of course, the ruling will be appealed, as legislative leadership thinks it takes away parents' ability to seek the best outcomes for their kids.
Voucher advocates say students have already had transformative experiences—although there is no data to prove it.
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