Many Utah charter-school teachers aren’t ‘qualified’ — or sticking around

But others counter that “unqualified” is inaccurate because the schools scrutinize themselves closely.

Scott Sommerdorf | The Salt Lake Tribune A student at Alianza Academy draws hearts on a board alongside messages other students had written written after they learned the school will permanently close its doors after Friday due to its charter being revoked by the State Charter School Board, Thursday, August 20, 2015.

Many Utah charter-school teachers aren’t ‘qualified’ — or sticking around

But others counter that “unqualified” is inaccurate because the schools scrutinize themselves closely.

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