Metro Nashville Won’t Allow Charter Middle Schoolers To Compete On MNPS Sports Teams
Charter School Students In Nashville Will No Longer Be Able To Participate In Athletics At Metro Nashville Public Schools.
Read moreCharter School Students In Nashville Will No Longer Be Able To Participate In Athletics At Metro Nashville Public Schools.
Read moreAfter Receiving The News That The Tennessee Supreme Court Ruled In His Favor, Governor Bill Lee Says He Still Does Not Have A Set Timeline For The Initial Start Of His Long-Awaited School Voucher Program.
Read moreThe Tennessee Supreme Court Has Overturned The Decisions Of Lower Courts And Has Found That Governor Lee’s School Voucher Program Is, In Fact, Not A Violation Of Home Rule Protections.
Read moreTennessee Gov. Bill Lee Didn’t Waste Time Signing A New Public School Funding Formula Bill Just Four Days After It Was Passed On The Floor Of The Tennessee Legislature. But The Process For Other Bills Passed In The Waning Days Of Session Has Taken Longer. Several Key Late-Session Bills Have Not Been Sent To Lee Yet For His Signature.
Read more1) Governor Lee Signs Bipartisan Bill That Opens Door For Non-U.S. Citizens To Receive Professional Licenses In TN
2) Social Media Censorship Bill Dead For Lack Of Funding, Half Billion To Be Spent On Titan’s Stadium
3) TN Legislature Approves Davidson County Hotel Tax To Help Pay For New Titans Stadium
4) Tennessee Legislators Send Campaign Finance Bill to Conference Committees
5) Dissatisfaction With Biden Presidency To Blame For Poor Democratic Voter Turnout?
6) School Teacher Confirms On Camera That CRT Is Still Being Taught In Tennessee Schools
7) Tennessee Act Orders That Drunk Drivers Pay Child Support To Victims Children
A Bill That Would Allow Metro Nashville To Raise Its Hotel Tax By 1 Percentage Point To Help Fund A New Tennessee Titans Stadium Passed Both The Tennessee House And Senate On Wednesday And Will Move To Gov. Bill Lee’s Desk For Approval.
Read moreAfter $500 Million In Funding For A New Tennessee Titans Stadium Passed Tennessee’s Legislature Last Week, The Next Step In The Public Funding Portion Of The Deal Will Be Funding From Metro Nashville.
Read moreThe Tennessee Registry Of Election Finance Is Requesting A Court Order Requiring Cade Cothren To Explain Why He Refused To Show Up When Subpoenaed To Testify About A Political Action Committee.
Read moreReports Show That Largely Democratic Davidson County Has Much Less Early Voter Turnout Than Nearby Largely Republican Conservative Wilson County.
Read moreA Tennessee Judge Ruled That A State Department Is In Contempt And Must Return $64,000 Worth Of Fees Collected From Political Action Committees (PACs).
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