Representative King -District 28 His Web Page Reads: My name is Brian King and for the past four years it’s been a privilege to represent House District 28 in the Utah State Legislature. I’m running in 2012 to ensure that the interests of the people in District 28 are represented by an experienced, knowledgeable, and established advocate. My wife Alison and I have lived in the district for 26 years and we have loved every minute … Continue reading
Ran into one of my mentors and neighbor, Archie Archuleta at the Capitol today. His bio is as follows: Robert \”Archie\” Archuleta President of Utah Coalition of La Raza, Utah Coalition of La Raza Robert “Archie” Archuleta–retired educator, SLC employee in Rocky’s first administration, Latino activist and civil rights advocate. Member of several boards and committees. Presently the President of the Board of Trustees for Utah Coalition of La Raza. Robert “Archie” Archuleta is a … Continue reading
Education » Response to Michael Clara’s complaint has centered on its wording, rather than the district’s data on west-side teachers. By Ray Parker| The Salt Lake Tribune March 14, 2013 Link To Article Salt Lake City School Board member Michael Clara’s federal complaint about ineffective and inexperienced teachers in west-side schools has sparked outrage — not about the issues he raises, but about his word choice. … Continue reading
Josie Valdez & Brandy Farmer Ran into two of my role models and friends of many years. Like our mothers and tias (aunts), Josie and Brandy show us the importance of work, and responsibility, and getting things done for the betterment of our communities and pueblos. I am honored by my association with both of them. They are Utah’s version of a Dolores Hurta. Who is Dolores Huerta? Dolores Huerta has worked to improve social and economic … Continue reading
Spending the lunch hour to the wonderful sounds of Jackson Elementary School violinists in the capitol rotunda. USING THE POWER OF MUSIC! Jackson Elementary provides music instruction in grades K-6. Instrumental music is a part of students’ educational experience. Students in grades K-2 begin their musical journey by playing rhythm and tone instruments. Jackson students are first introduced to violin instruction in the third grade and continue to refine their skill in grades 4-6. Jackson’s music program … Continue reading
Attended the District School Community Council Chair’s meeting this evening. Dr. Wither’s went over education bills from the hill. He spent a lot of time going over HB 306 -School Land Trust Program Amendments -this changed some of the SCC requirements. Link to HB 306 … Continue reading