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Utah Education Policy Center Releases Year 2 Volunteer for Good Report

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A report from the Utah Education Policy Center details the second-year evaluation of the Volunteer for Good pilot program. The findings focus on implementation metrics and student outcomes within participating school districts.

Key takeaways

  • The Volunteer for Good pilot program runs from 2024 through 2028.
  • The Year 2 evaluation was released by the Utah Education Policy Center on Oct. 21, 2026.
  • Participating agencies include Garfield County, Granite, Nebo, and Sevier school districts and Mountain Heights Academy.
  • The program seeks to strengthen high school students' civic engagement and well-being.

The Utah Education Policy Center released a report on Oct. 21, 2026, regarding the second-year evaluation of the Volunteer for Good pilot program. Developed by UServeUtah, the program aims to increase volunteerism and support the well-being, civic engagement, and academic and social success of high school students.

The Volunteer for Good initiative is a four-year pilot program spanning from 2024 to 2028. The evaluation for the second year summarizes key implementation metrics and identifies facilitators and barriers to the program's execution.

According to the report, the evaluation examined how students, educators, and families experienced the program. It also investigated the relationship between program participation and students' mental well-being, civic outcomes, and academic and social success.

The pilot program operates within five Local Education Agencies. These include the Granite, Nebo, Sevier, and Garfield County school districts, as well as Mountain Heights Academy.

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