Utah teachers could be disciplined for ‘immoral’ behavior under newly proposed list of dos, don’ts

Christina Boggess, a Republican member, is suggesting an overhaul of when a teacher can face discipline.

(Bethany Baker | The Salt Lake Tribune) The Utah State Board of Education in Salt Lake City on Thursday, April 3, 2025. Member Christina Boggess is recommending a major overhaul to the rules for teacher conduct in the monthly September 2025 board meetings.

Utah teachers could be disciplined for ‘immoral’ behavior under newly proposed list of dos, don’ts

Christina Boggess, a Republican member, is suggesting an overhaul of when a teacher can face discipline.

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