Common Core foes meet with guv, lawmakers, public

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She said he does not believe Utah has ceded local control by adopting the standards, and he doesn’t believe they’re bad for the state.

"Governor Herbert favors efforts to raise the bar in public education and ensure Utah’s children can compete in a global economy," Isom said in a statement.

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