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Beyond the Long Weekend: Why We Celebrate Labor Day and Its Deep Ties to Education
Labor Day serves as the unofficial curtain-closer on summer, marked by community parades, backyard gatherings, and a welcome three-day weekend. For students and families, it provides an early break
September 4, 2026
State Study Highlights Shifts in Youth Crisis Drivers; MCSD Bolsters Local Support Infrastructure
A landmark statewide study released by the Utah Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and the Utah Youth Suicide Research Project points to a shifting understanding of youth mental health
September 1, 2026
The Education Effect: How Degree Attainment Elevates Utah Communities
Attending college or earning a post-secondary credential does more than open doors to higher-paying careers. New research shows that educational attainment directly boosts health, financial
August 31, 2026
Is Your Child Too Sick for School? Here Is What the Data Says
Every morning across the country, parents face a tough decision: Is my child too sick for school, or are they good to go? Balancing attendance with public health is a delicate act. School
August 27, 2026
Beyond ‘Fine’: 30 Questions to Get Your Kids Talking About Their Day at School
The first month of school is full of new experiences—new teachers, new routines and new classmates. As parents, we want to hear all about it! But ask, “How was school?” and there’s a good chance you’
August 26, 2026