Compromise Third-Grade Retention bill advances on unanimous House vote

Members of the Tennessee House Education Administration Committee unanimously advanced a compromise bill Wednesday designed to reduce the number of.

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Fears of a strain on teachers kills legislation to allow increased classroom size

Tennessee House members killed legislation that could have allowed public school districts the ability to increase their maximum classroom sizes..

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‘Are We Really Going to Fail Those Students?’ With State Tests Next Month, Tennessee Reconsiders Holding Back Third Graders

In 2020, Faith Miles saw her kindergarten year broken up by the pandemic. Already slower to pick up language skills.

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Representative Bo Mitchell uses misleading attack on public charter schools to oppose legislation that benefits economically disadvantaged students

Monday’s vote in favor of legislation to support economically disadvantaged students came with a misleading attack by a State Representative.

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House subcommittee ends its year by advancing three bills to make higher education more attainable to Tennessee students

The Tennessee House Higher Education Subcommittee ended its work this year by moving several pieces of legislation forward to support.

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Supporters say proposed legislation would reimagine how Tennessee uses data to connect workers with jobs

Last January burger chain In-N-Out drew cheers from Governor Bill Lee and other state leaders when the company decided to.

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House Democrats attack public charter schools despite academic success in their own counties

Thursday morning two House Democrats used what would otherwise be a routine vote to reauthorize the Tennessee Public Charter School.

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Independent review finds the Tennessee Career Academy’s application to open a new public charter school needs work

Founders of the proposed Tennessee Career Academy envision their public charter school as a solution to the growing need in.

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House committee advances bill to let public charter schools prioritize serving at-risk students

Members of the House Administration Committee advanced legislation Wednesday designed to help provide at-risk students with more accessibility to public.

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