First Lady Jill Biden visiting Knoxville school Monday

First Lady Jill Biden and U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona will be stopping in Knoxville for the first day.

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Report finds the pandemic led parents to permanently leave traditional public schools for public charter schools

It’s no secret the COVID-19 pandemic greatly disrupted schools across the nation, but a new report finds evidence those disruptions.

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Actress Reese Witherspoon Helps Bring Mentorship Program to Nashville Schools

Step Up, a mentorship nonprofit founded in 1998, announced they are expanding their operations to Nashville after Music City native,.

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State Commission sides with charter schools most of the time but isn’t a rubber stamp

This fall a little-known state board could play a huge role in expanding school choice options for parents across the.

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Contest encourages students to spend 273 thousand minutes reading

Each summer students from across Tennessee take part in a competition that takes place in chairs, bedrooms, libraries, and even.

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How to apply to a public charter school in Tennessee

Deciding which school is best for your child can be an overwhelming task. Fortunately, Tennessee offers a variety of school-choice.

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MSCS board picks finance chief Toni Williams as interim superintendent after Joris Ray resignation

The chief financial officer of Memphis-Shelby County Schools will serve as interim superintendent during the search to replace Joris Ray,.

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Memphis educator named Tennessee’s 2022-23 Teacher of the Year

Fresh from being named Tennessee’s Teacher of the Year for 2022-23, Memphis second-grade educator Melissa Collins credits her family and.

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Metro Schools and Beacon Center Spar Over COVID Funding

Metro Nashville Public Schools fired off a scathing response this week to a new Beacon Center report that’s critical of.

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Report: Tennessee’s inflation-adjusted K-12 school spending increases lower than most states

Tennessee’s per-pupil spending on K-12 public school students, amongst the lowest in the country, increased an inflation-adjusted 18% from 2002.

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