Utah lawmakers have killed school grades. What does that mean for your school?

The Legislature has passed a bill to end the practice of assigning letter grades to each public school based largely on test scores.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Louise Bitner visits with her students, on her last day as a teacher at Dilworth Elementary School, on Friday, June 3, 2022. State lawmakers have moved to get rid of letter grades that are currently assigned to every public school in the state each year.

Utah lawmakers have killed school grades. What does that mean for your school?

The Legislature has passed a bill to end the practice of assigning letter grades to each public school based largely on test scores.

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