Tennessee Department of Education releases School Letter Grades dashboard
The Tennessee Department of Education rolled out its much-anticipated School Letter Grades platform Thursday. The system is designed to provide
Five superintendent semi-finalists announced for Memphis-Shelby County Schools
Search firm Hazard, Young, Attea & Associates (HYA) announced the five finalists it’s picked to lead Memphis-Shelby County Schools Friday
Knox Prep leaders have had success serving students of color. Why are these board members working against it?
Three members of the Knox County Board of Education continued to work against efforts to establish a public charter school
Tennessee SCORE releases recommendations to support public charter schools and improve student pathways to employment
When the founders of Nashville Classical proposed the new public charter school in 2013, acquiring facilities was a huge challenge.
House Education Chair supports accountability, opposes “pop-up schools” benefiting from private school scholarship plan
When Governor Bill Lee unveiled his proposed program to offer taxpayer funded private-school scholarships Tuesday, Tennessee House Education Administration Chair
Metro Nashville School Board votes to close one of northeast Nashville’s highest performing elementary schools
Jauana Luiz Cruz says the transition of moving to Nashville from Mexico was a huge challenge for her elementary school
Governor Lee unveils statewide program to allow families to use taxpayer dollars to attend private school
Arieale Munson says the private school her 12-year-old son Steven attends in Memphis is putting him on the path to
Jackson-Madison County Schools launches grant program to support teachers
The Jackson-Madison County School System (JMCSS) announced the launch of a new teacher grant program aimed at supporting innovative teaching
Governor Lee to propose statewide expansion to program allowing families to use taxpayer money to attend private schools
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee plans to unveil the details of a proposed statewide expansion to the Education Savings Account (ESA)
Alumni celebrate the 20th anniversary of Tennessee’s first public charter school
Twenty years ago, Chelsea Bailey was a rising seventh-grader in Memphis who had no idea what a public charter school