
The mission of Utah Education Consulting (UEC) is to serve Utah’s parents, guardians, and education leaders in their efforts to serve each student’s unique educational needs and interests to both encourage and secure every student’s current and future opportunities for success.
Upward and Onward in Education!
Professionals at Utah Education Consulting have advanced education degrees, education licenses, and many valuable years of experience, both in traditional and non-traditional schools.
Utah Education Consulting is on call and waiting to send education professionals to you to help your student, school, or education organization maximize its effectiveness, efficiency, and/or compliance of state and federal education laws.
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by Javier C. Hernandez (April 22, 2009)
The economic recession may be the least of our worries. Increasing educational disparity throughout the nation may be the larger problem. Education (or the lack thereof) is directly tied to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The future of our nation depends on educational reform. What are the recent findings? [...]
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by Kevin Freking, Associated Press Writer (April 24, 2009)
How much information do you think the military should have on our children? Should they have free access to our schools and our children? Should parents be notified before the military contacts our youth? [...]
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by the Associated Press (April 22, 2009)
How do our youth measure up in the area of community service with youth from previous graduating classes? [...]
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by Jay Mathews (April 27, 2009)
Senior theses/projects are quite rare in public education. But should they be? Is the bar so low that anyone can graduate with minimal effort? Or would such requirements doom many of the nation’s students to certain failure? Should it be done anyway? [...]
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School Recess Cutbacks Overstated, Report Says
Posted on 13. Mar, 2009 by Admin.
by Dani McClain (9/11/08)
We all remember the thrill of recess when we were kids. With ever-increasing federal guidelines and requirements, many schools are cutting back and even eliminating recess. But is that really a wise move?
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Dress Code Will Cover City Teachers, Staff
Posted on 13. Mar, 2009 by Admin.
by Steve Campbell (10/21/2008)
Should teachers be allowed to let down their hair and be casual once in a while, or must there always be a strict code of dress? Can teachers function effectively in their “sunday best” every day? Does a shirt and tie really make that big of a difference?
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“America”
Posted on 12. Mar, 2009 by Admin.
At this time of political decision, it is important to reflect on what our country stands for – otherwise the education and future of our children will most certainly suffer.
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New Logo
Posted on 10. Mar, 2009 by Admin.
Check out the new UEC logo!
Our tagline is “Upward and Onward in Education,” and our mission and many efforts clearly strive to fulfill this goal.
We welcome any comments you have about the new logo. There are a few icons that represent our scope and purpose; some are subtle, but all have meaning:

