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For many families, the desire to provide their children with a high-quality Christian education has been tempered by financial considerations. The good news is that the Utah Fits All Scholarship has revolutionized access to private Christian education, making it financially attainable for thousands of families across our state. At UBCA, we're excited to share how this program can help your family access the Christ-centered education your child deserves.
Reading with your child is one of the most powerful ways to support their learning and create lifelong memories.
Why Early Reading Matters
Parents of preschool and elementary-aged children play a crucial role in nurturing a love of reading at home. Developing strong literacy skills—especially the ability to read and comprehend at grade level—is one of the most important predictors of long-term academic success.
Research shows that children who are reading on grade level by the end of third grade are significantly more likely to thrive academically. With this knowledge, parents and educators must work together as partners to support effective reading habits at home and in the classroom.
In today's fast-paced world, anxiety has become increasingly prevalent among school-aged children. Recent research shows that approximately 31% of youth ages 12-17 experience mental, emotional, developmental, or behavioral problems, with anxiety being one of the most common issues (Annie E. Casey Foundation, 2024). With these concerning statistics, parents and educators are searching for solutions that not only address symptoms but provide lasting transformation. At UBCA, we've witnessed firsthand how a Christ-centered education with an integrated biblical worldview helps students develop resilience against anxiety while equipping them for spiritual, academic, and emotional success.
Choosing the right educational path for your child ranks among the most important decisions you'll make as a parent. With multiple options available—public schools, private institutions, homeschooling, and charter schools—the decision can feel overwhelming. Each educational approach offers distinct advantages and challenges, and what works perfectly for one family may not suit another.