Public charter schools continue to find an easier path in Memphis than Nashville
Last week’s Memphis-Shelby County Schools Board of Education meeting provided yet another example of how differently the state’s two largest
Last week’s Memphis-Shelby County Schools Board of Education meeting provided yet another example of how differently the state’s two largest
By any measure, Chattanooga Preparatory School’s first high school basketball season was a slam dunk success. The newly established public
Nashville and Memphis may have many differences, but two of Tennessee’s most influential parent advocacy organizations say the quality of
A new state law requires Tennessee’s Textbook and Instructional Materials Quality Commission to “issue guidance” for local school districts to
When the parade begins Saturday morning to celebrate Nashville’s public schools, the students marching will not totally reflect the city’s
Alexa Guynes didn’t expect to win an award when she walked into her school gymnasium Thursday but that’s exactly happened.
Nashville Mayor John Cooper announced a plan Wednesday to provide every district run public high school athletic program with new
The Tennessee Department of Education is recognizing the work its Tennessee Teacher Apprenticeship program is doing during this week’s 8th
Metro Nashville Public Schools is accused of playing politics with families for excluding schools serving some of the highest percentages
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee promised to continue his educational priorities after comfortably winning a second term. Governor Lee won nearly