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.

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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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