Tennessee Conservative
Metro Nashville Schools Recently Pushed 90,000 Netbooks And 17,000 Mobile Hotspots Into The Hands Of Public School Students In An Effort To Lessen The Digital Gap.
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Legislators Say They Will Take Action Against School Districts That Do Not Comply With Governor Lee’s Order That Allows Parents To Choose Whether Students Wear Masks Or Not. This Comes On The Heels Of School Districts In Memphis And Nashville Announcing That They Would Still Be Requiring Masks.
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After A Last-Minute Push By A Local Education Group, Metro Nashville Schools Have Implemented A Mask Mandate For The Upcoming School Year. The Decision Was Made On Thursday, August 5, With A School Board Vote Of 8-1.
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House Speaker Cameron Sexton Announced That He Will Call For A Special Session Of The State Legislature If School Districts Close Their Doors Or Force Mask Wearing During The Latest Wave Of COVID-19. Sexton Says He Will Push Legislation That Would Pave The Way…
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Governor Bill Lee Has Asked The Two Largest School Districts In Tennessee, Along With The Rest Of The State, To Resume In-Person Classes By February 15th.
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Education Commissioner Described “Significant Issues In The Use, Drawn Amounts, And Oversight Of Federal Grant Funds” By Metro Nashville Public Schools.
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