Future public charter school offers Rutherford County families a unique social emotional learning experience
Murfreesboro parents Amber and Scott Mitchell are currently looking for a school that will not only meet their special needs
Tennessee asked for public comments to improve its soon to be released School Letter Grades. Those submitted comments include important cautions.
The Tennessee Department of Education (TDOE) received nearly 300 written public comments on the soon to be released School Letter
What’s changing this year with school safety? The Tennessee Comptroller releases a rundown.
School safety has been among the most talked about education topics this year in Tennessee following the tragic shooting at
Three Memphis students honored with Keeper of the Dream Award
The National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis announced Memphis-Shelby County Schools students Hannah Glenn, Jade Mitchell, and Ira Sharma as
Memphis advocate Sarah Carpenter and three teachers of the year among those named to School Letter Grades Working Group
Memphis parent advocate Sarah Carpenter is joining a diverse mix of parents, legislators, state education leaders, and Tennessee Teachers of
State charter commission overturns one Memphis-Shelby County School Board decision and upholds another
The Tennessee Public Charter School Commission provided a mixed bag for supporters of two public charter schools vying to transfer
Charter Commission accuses school district of “playing games” during appeal of American Classical Academy
Members of the Tennessee Public Charter School Commission unanimously overturned a decision by the Jackson-Madison County School Board Thursday and
Two Tennessee school districts may be paving the way for improved literacy
The Tennessee State Collaborative on Reforming Education (SCORE) released a report this month that found two school districts may offer
Metro Nashville School Board seeks community input to improve diversity at two magnet high schools
The Metro Nashville School Board indefinitely deferred a proposed major change to the district’s magnet school policy Tuesday to allow
Memphis-Shelby County Schools moves back superintendent search interviews
The ongoing search for a new leader of the state’s largest school district is once again seeing another key date