The House Higher Education Subcommittee killed another attempt to change discrimination protection policies at Tennessee universities and higher education institutions.
Students at Knoxville’s Farragut High School will be able to earn a full elective course credit in Bible studies next
Tiffany Matthews says a team of teachers oversees her son’s individualized education program (IEP) for autism at Knoxville’s New Hopewell
Two years ago, Linton Beck unexpectedly suffered a cardiac arrest in his chemistry class. The Station Camp High School senior
The timeline for Memphis-Shelby County School’s new superintendent to get to work is officially moving up. Members of the Memphis-Shelby
Dyersburg Middle School agriculture teacher Melissa Lowry told members of the House K-12 Subcommittee Tuesday that it’s important for her
The Tennessee State Board of Education is joining the list of government entities that have expressed an interest in changing
Members of the House Higher Education Subcommittee unanimously shot down a bill Monday that would establish prohibitions for public universities
The State Textbook and Instructional Materials Quality Commission is weighing whether classroom experience should matter more when it comes to
Lauren Herring’s daughter spent two years at her zoned middle school before being accepted into Martin Luther King Jr. Magnet