New report details how segregation continues in school assignments 70 years after Brown v. Board of Education
On May 17, 1954, the Supreme Court’s historic Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas decision outlawed segregation in
School resource officers to remain the only armed personnel in Knox County Schools
The Knox County Schools Board of Education unanimously passed a resolution affirming that school resource officers (SRO) and law enforcement
Budget discussions spark debate during Hamilton County School board meeting
A discussion on the proposed budget for Hamilton County School became heated during Thursday’s school board meeting. Hamilton County School’s
Winning: These four Jackson-Madison schools finished in the top five in STEM competition
The Jackson-Madison County School System Board of Education celebrated student achievements during Thursday’s meeting. Those achievements included all four JMCSS
Time is running out for students to apply for the FAFSA
A group of public universities in Tennessee is urging students to take advantage of the chance to secure thousands of
Tennessee announces schools receiving the STEM and STEAM designation
The Tennessee Department of Education (TDOE) and the Tennessee STEM Innovation Network (TSIN) announced 13 new schools have received the
Students in Rutherford County may take home new backpacks at summer camp
Rising kindergarten through fifth-grade students who attend summer learning camp this year in Rutherford County could be taking home something
Memphis Grizzlies “raising the rim” at two Memphis schools
Memphis students at Fox Meadows Elementary and John P. Freeman Optional School will notice something different on the basketball court
Knox County parents will know later this month if their children are at risk for retention under new reading requirements
In two weeks, parents in Knox County will know if their children are at risk of having to repeat the
Student Profile: A high school internship put Choice Champions Scholarship winner on the path to advocate for others
Soulsville Charter School senior Elisha Muhammad says a high school internship set her on a new path to advocate for