A new report argues the state isn’t doing enough to ensure students have high-paying jobs when they graduate.

Bill affects virtual schools falling “significantly below expectations” for three straight years.

Grundy County teachers were the only educators in the state who didn’t receive a $2,300 bonus.

The bill attracted attention last year before being put on hold due to funding concerns.

The bill requires schools to submit a schedule of local assessments.

Slater is sponsoring legislation to make it easier to enroll children outside their zoned school district.

The presentation, titled “Making Instructional Coherence Work Through Evidence, Practice, and Scale,” included a panel discussion reflecting on shared lessons taken from both district-level and school-level implementation of high-dosage tutoring and instructional coherence. (Pexels/RDNE Stock project)

The item is likely to come up again in the future, but with added language that allows students and their parents/guardians to sign a waiver to opt out of taking two credits of a foreign language to graduate. Each district’s superintendent would accept the waivers. (Tennessee State Board of Education Logo)

A combination of student debt, insufficient work experience, and underdeveloped professional networks can make leaving a university terrifying.

More than 35,000 students in grades 2 through 9 attempted and completed the assessments, and Stinson noted that MNPS had a 96.9 percent participation rate, despite challenges from Winter Storm Fern.

McNally was first elected to the Tennessee General Assembly in 1978 as a state representative

Board members approved closing Georgian Hills Elementary School, Lucy Elementary School, Chickasaw Middle School, Frayser-Corning Elementary, Ida B. Wells Academy at the end of the school year. (MSCS Logo)

The ruling ends LEAD’s challenge of a school rezoning plan.

Governor Lee is proposing $339 million in new K-12 spending.

Sen. Seal and Hatcher helped reform the approval process for charter schools.

Multiple districts, including Metro Nashville Public Schools, remained closed for more than a week following the storm due to transportation and power disruptions.

The Tennessee Education Lottery Scholarship Program (TELS) sits with a projected $114 million deficit, though it is not set in stone – it can be mitigated, though by how much remains to be seen. (Photo by THEC)

One of the contractors the board uses to employ school bus drivers has lost insurance coverage, meaning those buses cannot be used until it is restored. The issue affects approximately 40 buses and 41 different school bus routes. (Stock Image)

The district’s policy says students deserve access to ‘diverse’ instruction.

Tennessee ranks above the national average for parents who favor charter schools.