Governor Lee wants to raise all teacher salaries to $50K in the 2026/2027 school year

Tennessee teachers would all make at least $50 thousand beginning in the 2026/2027 school year under a new salary schedule.

Read More

Bill seeks to shield classroom libraries from Tennessee library law

Nashville State Senator Jeff Yarbro is proposing removing classroom “libraries” from the required book list school districts are required to.

Read More

Senate committee kills legislation to inject more partisanship into schools

Tennessee’s Senate Education Committee voted down legislation 6 to 3 Wednesday that would add more partisanship to public schools by.

Read More

Legislation allowing school districts to request a larger class size advances

For decades Tennessee has placed limits on how many students each classroom can have. For kindergarten through third grade that.

Read More

Speaker Sexton’s home school charter school proposal sails through subcommittee

Legislators on the Tennessee House K-12 Subcommittee surprisingly approved a major proposal impacting both home school students and public charter.

Read More

Two bills address the declining college attendance rates by offering more opportunities to students

The number of Tennessee students attending college immediately after high school has dropped by more than 10% over the last.

Read More

Senate passes legislation allowing public charter schools the ability to prioritize serving at-risk students

Tennessee State Senators gave their support Monday evening to legislation designed to help provide at-risk students with more accessibility to.

Read More

State asks teachers for their opinion on what needs to be done to improve schools

Tennessee’s teachers now have the opportunity to tell education leaders what's needed to improve their schools. The Tennessee Department of.

Read More

Legislation to enable public charter schools to serve more economically disadvantaged and at-risk students faces key votes

House Bill 1086/Senate Bill 0980 faces key votes in the full Senate today and in the House Education Administration Committee.

Read More