Utah education was ‘already a leaky boat’ before the COVID-19 pandemic

At a Tribune-Gardner Policy Institute community conversation, panelists agree that Utah can’t treat learning loss as purely the result of COVID-19 isolation.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Crossing guard Bing Kerwood helps students cross the street safely at Bonneville Elementary on Tuesday, April 20, 2021.

Utah education was ‘already a leaky boat’ before the COVID-19 pandemic

At a Tribune-Gardner Policy Institute community conversation, panelists agree that Utah can’t treat learning loss as purely the result of COVID-19 isolation.

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