Member of the “Tennessee Three” lends support to Memphis “School Board Five”

Representative Justin J. Pearson (D-Memphis) joined four members of the so-called “School Board Five” in a protest Friday outside the.

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Retests whittle down number of MSCS 3rd graders facing retention over reading scores

About 1 in 5 Memphis Shelby-County Schools third graders who took a state retest in reading last month succeeded in.

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Memphis LIFT breaks ground on new resource facility

Parent advocacy group Memphis Lift broke ground on a new facility last week designed to not only serve more parents.

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For Memphis 3rd graders, threat of retention has hovered since kindergarten

With only a few days left in third grade, LaQuencher Sanders’ 8-year-old daughter, Kamryn, just wanted to be done with.

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More delays expected in the turbulent search for a new leader of Memphis-Shelby County Schools

Members of the Memphis-Shelby County School Board admit they don’t expect to be able to name a permanent superintendent by.

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Ban of five public speakers on Memphis-Shelby County School property faces criticism

Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) is facing pushback for banning five public commenters from all district property. The district made the.

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Parents of Memphis third-graders should learn the results of the TCAP retest today

Administrators with Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) say parents should learn today if their third-graders need to attend summer school and/or.

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North Memphis students want to combine two high schools into one

Students from the North Memphis Frayser community came together Friday morning to advocate for funding to combine the area’s two.

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District level data shows challenges for third-grade students in rural counties and West Tennessee

The Tennessee Department of Education says four of five third-grade students in the Jackson-Madison County School System (JMCSS) failed to.

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Memphis 3rd graders improved in reading from 2nd grade, but thousands could still be held back

Early state test results show Memphis third graders improved in reading this year, and more students in the cohort are.

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