Tennessee Conservative
Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Has Objected To The U.S. Department Of Education’s Proposed Title IX Regulations In A Formal Comment Letter Joined By Nineteen Other State Attorneys General.
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With The 2022-23 School Year In Full Swing, The Tennessee Department Of Education Concludes The “Know More, Learn More TN” Back To School Campaign With An Encouragement To All Families To Support Their Student’s Reading Progress By Learning About Their Lexile Level.
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Brandon Lewis, Founder Of The Tennessee Conservative, Joins The Alex Abernathy Show To Discuss How Scott Golden, Chairman Of The Tennessee Republican Party Has Mysteriously Threatened To Overturn The Election Of Bona Fide Committeeman-Elect Mark Pulliam. They Also Discuss How The Largest Impact Of The Spending Of Taxpayer Dollars For Economic Incentives Is To Bring Political And Financial Benefit To The Politicians Who Approve Them. Following, They Discuss How 61% Of Tennessee Voters Oppose $500M In State Funds Going To The New Titans Stadium. And Close By Discussing How Over 600 Families Have Applied For Tennessee’s Education Savings Account Program.
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It Would Cost A Family Of Four $576.22 To Attend A Tennessee Titans Game Last Season, According To A New Report From Bookies.Com. The Titans Were The 12th Most Expensive Team, With The San Francisco 49ers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Kansas City Chiefs, Las Vegas Raiders, Dallas Cowboys And Los Angeles Rams Leading The Way.
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Governor Bill Lee Is Touting His New Education Savings Account Program As A Success Thus Far. The State Issued Their First Wave Of Approval Letters Last Week To 46 Applications, Setting Them Up To Attend The School Of Their Choice This Fall.
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Tennessee Is The 27th-Most In Debt State Related To Student Loans, According To A New Report.
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Although Governor Lee’s Voucher Program Was Given The Green Light Earlier This Month, Applicants From Nashville And Memphis Are Still Waiting To Get Approval To Participate.
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As School Begins For Shelby County Schools And Metro Nashville Public Schools, The State Has Yet To Accept Any Students Into The Newly Approved Voucher System And Has Not Approved Any Schools To Accept Those Vouchers.
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With The 2022-23 School Year Beginning Across The State, The Tennessee Department Of Education Has Launched The “Know More, Learn More TN” Campaign To Encourage All Tennessee Parents And Families To Log In To The Redesigned TCAP Family Portal For On-Demand Access To Their Student’s TCAP Assessment Results.
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The U.S. Economy Has Shrunk For Six Consecutive Months, According To Federal Data Released Thursday, Which Led Many Economists To Declare A Recession. But The Biden Administration Is Pushing Back, Arguing The U.S. Is Not In A Recession After All.
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