Randy Boothe
State Board of Education member, District 13
Office held
| State Board of Education member | District 13 | Source |
University arts education
Randy Boothe’s official biography describes a career spanning forty-four years of teaching at Brigham Young University, including service as associate dean in the College of Fine Arts and Communications. He has also taught workshops and seminars internationally. His work with the BYU Public School Partnership connected university teaching with the needs of schools, educators and students across participating communities. [1]
Local and statewide education governance
Boothe was reelected to a second term on the Utah State Board of Education in 2024. Before and alongside statewide service, his biography lists sixteen years on the Nebo School Board and fourteen years on Mountainland Technical College’s board of directors. His state constituency includes parts of Provo, Saratoga Springs, Spanish Fork, Payson and Mapleton, connecting his board work to several Utah County communities. [1]
Arts and student learning
Boothe has served on a Beverley Taylor Sorenson advisory board, an oversight committee for revising Utah’s core arts standards and an arts collective-impact steering committee. His biography identifies effective student learning as a shared focus for families, teachers, administrators and community leaders. Arts instruction and relationships between schools and higher education are recurring elements of his professional record. [1]
Boothe serves on Finance and is vice chair of the Utah Schools for the Deaf and Blind Committee. [2]
Recorded career-education vote
At the February 6, 2025 meeting, Boothe supported recommending continued ongoing funding for career-and-technical student organizations, college and career awareness, and work-based learning. The official minutes record unanimous approval among the thirteen members present for that vote, including Boothe. [3]
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