Rutherford County School Board discusses pay raises and other changes to compete for staff
The Rutherford County School Board is considering upping the ante for how much the district pays its special education teachers
Knox County School Board pauses harassment language change critics worry could lead to harassment of LGBTQ+ students
Knox County School Board members voted to hold off implementing a proposed change to school harassment language some fear would
Inclement weather pushes back Memphis superintendent search
The snow that’s blanketed Tennessee this week is forcing Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) to push back the final phase of
Martin Luther King Academic Magnet faculty make the case to keep seventh and eighth-grade students
Faculty from Martin Luther King Jr. Magnet School pleaded with the Metro Nashville School Board Tuesday night to oppose a
Tennessee House adopts rules to limit debate and punish members for speaking out of order
The Tennessee House of Representatives formally adopted new rules for this year’s legislative session Wednesday that limit debate time and
New policy limits public presence in the Tennessee House chamber
Tennessee State House Speaker Cameron Sexton, R-Crossville, unveiled a new policy on the first day of the new legislative session
Knox County proposes new school to address overcrowding
A long-awaited solution may finally address school overcrowding in the Farragut area of Knox County. At Monday night’s school board
Learning loss in math could reduce Tennessee students’ lifetime earnings by nearly 6 percent
Tennessee’s learning loss in math could have a permanent impact on the lifetime earning potential of its students. That’s according
Superintendent Toni Williams says teacher retention could improve school letter grades in Memphis
Interim Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) Superintendent Tutonial “Toni” Williams says improving teacher retention could play a positive role in elevating
Historically underserved students see improvement on the ACT
The Tennessee Department of Education (TDOE) says historically underserved students made significant progress on the ACT test in seven school