Compromise Third-Grade Retention bill advances on unanimous House vote
Members of the Tennessee House Education Administration Committee unanimously advanced a compromise bill Wednesday designed to reduce the number of
Fears of a strain on teachers kills legislation to allow increased classroom size
Tennessee House members killed legislation that could have allowed public school districts the ability to increase their maximum classroom sizes.
Memphis-Shelby County Schools unveils plans to expand literacy and career development
Interim Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) superintendent Tutonial “Toni” Williams announced new plans to improve literacy and career development at her
House subcommittee ends its year by advancing three bills to make higher education more attainable to Tennessee students
The Tennessee House Higher Education Subcommittee ended its work this year by moving several pieces of legislation forward to support
Supporters say proposed legislation would reimagine how Tennessee uses data to connect workers with jobs
Last January burger chain In-N-Out drew cheers from Governor Bill Lee and other state leaders when the company decided to
Independent review finds the Tennessee Career Academy’s application to open a new public charter school needs work
Founders of the proposed Tennessee Career Academy envision their public charter school as a solution to the growing need in
Persistent opposition from House Democrats fails to stop Republican homeschool and TikTok legislation from advancing
Democrats in the House Education Administration Committee failed to stop two Republican sponsored bills addressing education funds and TikTok concerns
Compromise to reduce the number of children held back from Tennessee’s Third-Grade Retention Law passes key committees
State lawmakers in two key committees advanced a compromise bill this week to tweak Tennessee’s highly criticized Third-Grade Retention Law.
Good addition to the team? Why an independent review is recommending approval for a sister school affiliated with the Memphis Grizzlies
For eleven years, the Memphis Grizzlies Preparatory Charter School has provided middle school boys with a science, technology, engineering, arts,
Legislation to strengthen “divisive concepts” restrictions at universities advances from House Subcommittee
The debate over “divisive concepts” at universities is making returns to the Tennessee General Assembly. Oak Ridge Representative John Ragan