Education
Bill That Will Enable Parents To Recall School Board Members One Step Closer To Becoming TN Law
In The House Committee For Education Administration, A Bill That Will Enable Taxpayers To Recall School Board Members Came One Step Closer To Becoming The Law In The State Of Tennessee.
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Conservative Wilson County Native Announces Bid For School Board
Aaron Fulcher, A Wilson County Native, Has Announced His Candidacy As The Conservative Candidate For School Board Zone 5 In The Upcoming Election.
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Conservatives Hold Summit In Sevier County To Address Urgent Issues – Abortion & Marxism In Education Among Topics Discussed
Aundrea Gomez, Representing Citizens For Renewing America, Presented Compelling Information About The Globalist Effort To Create A Generation Of Left-Leaning Voters. Vice President Of Tennessee Right To Life Angela Maden Addressed The Issue Of Abortion.
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More Parents Choose To Leave Tennessee Government Schools, Reducing Enrollment
Tennessee Public Schools Have Lost More Than 14,000 Students Since The Start Of The Pandemic — With Most Switching To Private Schools And A Lesser Number Newly Homeschooled, A New Report From The Urban Institute Has Found.
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Legislators Propose Variety Of Bills To Change New Third-Grade Retention Law
At Least 18 Different Bills Have Been Proposed In An Attempt To Consider Concerns Regarding The New Retention Law That Could Potentially Have Thousands Of Students Facing Summer School In Order To Keep From Repeating The Third Grade.
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Tennessee House Speaker Sexton Lays Out Legislative Priorities In Nashville Speech
Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton Outlined His Top Legislative Priorities For 2023 During A Speech In Nashville Tuesday, Among Which Were Further Reducing Taxes On Businesses, Implementing Toll Lanes, And Integrating Charter Schools Into The State’s Education System.
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College Math A ‘White, Cisheteropatriarchal Space,’ Vanderbilt Professor Says At Major Conference
A Vanderbilt Education Professor Delivered A Lecture In Early January At A Major Mathematician Meeting That Described College Math As “White” And “Cisheteropatriarchal.”
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New Bill Would Eliminate State-Mandated Class Maximums In TN Public Schools
A New Bill Filed By One Tennessee Legislator Would Remove State-Regulated Class Size Limits In K-12 Schools. The Bill Is Sponsored By State Senator Jon Lundberg Who Currently Serves As The Chair Of The Senate Education Committee.
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