Ogden, UT — The signing of House Bill 267 by Governor Spencer Cox, which effectively ends collective bargaining rights for public workers, has ignited heated debate among educators, lawmakers, and taxpayers alike. The bill, which passed through the Utah legislature, has drawn widespread criticism from teachers across the state, many of whom argue that it will further strain an already struggling education system. Amanda Sutton, a teacher with the Salt Lake City School District, voiced her frustration with the political battles that, she says, overshadow the real issues affecting students. “Students in Utah are already disadvantaged,” Sutton remarked. “If you…
