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HB 447

Statewide Catalyst Campus Model

2025 General Session Introduced by Ann Millner and 1 co-sponsor

Utah establishes a statewide Catalyst Campus Model framework for educational institutions, signed into law March 2025, affecting institutional operations and potential educational delivery structures.

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Bill Summary · HB 447

Legislative bill overview

HB 447 establishes a statewide "Catalyst Campus Model" in Utah, which appears to create a framework for educational institutions to operate under a specialized campus structure. The bill has been signed into law as of March 27, 2025, moving through the legislative process and printing stages before reaching the Governor.

Why is this important

The Catalyst Campus Model represents a significant structural change to how certain educational institutions operate in Utah. This could affect funding mechanisms, institutional autonomy, student services delivery, or curriculum frameworks across participating campuses, with potential implications for students, educators, and local communities.

Potential points of contention

  • Unclear implementation details – Without access to the bill's specific language, the actual operational requirements and resource allocations remain undefined, making it difficult for institutions to assess compliance costs
  • Equity concerns – Different campuses may have varying capacity to implement the model, potentially creating disparities in educational quality or access across regions
  • Stakeholder input – Educational institutions, students, and faculty may have had limited input into the model's design before passage, raising questions about practical applicability

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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