Tennessee Statewide ESA Bill Will Not Proceed This Year
Tennessee’s Statewide Educational Savings Account Bill Will Not Move Forward, Governor Bill Lee Said In A Statement On Monday Morning.
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Newly Signed Law Removes Vaccine Requirements For Foster And Adoptive Families In Tennessee
Potential Foster And Adoptive Parents In Tennessee Will No Longer Be Subject To Vaccination Requirements After Governor Lee Signed Legislation On Thursday Removing Those Stipulations.
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TN RINOs Kill Bill To Deter Mass Transport Of Illegal Aliens, Senate Passes Bill To Ban Banks From Singling Out Gun Owners, & 5 More Big Tennessee Stories In The Big 7!
• Tennessee RINOs Kill Bill To Deter Mass Transport Of Illegal Aliens
• Senate Passes Bill To Ban Banks From Singling Out Gun Owners
• & 5 More Big Tennessee Stories on this week’s episode of The Big 7!
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Tennessee House Passes Bill Allowing Unvaccinated Families To Foster And Adopt
The Tennessee House Of Representatives Passed Legislation That Will Remove Vaccination Requirements For Potential Foster And Adoptive Parents On A Vote Of 70 To 24 In Favor.
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Proposal For Boarding Schools For “At Risk” Youth In Tennessee Makes A Comeback In Sneaky Caption Bill
If The Bill Becomes Law, “At Risk” Children As Young As 11-Years-Old Could Be Enrolled In “Opportunity Charter Schools” And Sent Across The State, Separating Them From Their Families And Communities.
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School Choice & Homeschooling: What’s Happened In Other States?
Two Streams Of Educational Choice Are Converging: The Growing Number Of Homeschool Students And The Expansion Of Educational Choice Programs Like Gov. Lee’s Proposed Education Freedom Scholarship Accounts.
Homeschooling Often Receives Little Attention, But Homeschooling Is Increasingly The Choice For Parents Of All Demographics.
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Competing Tennessee ESA Proposals Set For Wednesday Committee Discussions
The Tennessee Legislature’s Debate On Education Savings Accounts Will Continue Wednesday When Competing Versions Of The Bill Are Heard By The Senate Education Committee And House Education Administration.
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Senate Education Committee Defers Governor Lee’s School Choice Bill For One Week
The Senate Education Committee Was Presented With The Senate Version Of Governor Lee’s School Choice Legislation, Which Is Vastly Different From The Version Presented In The House This Week. The Committee Decided Not To Replicate The Issues From The Previous Day In The House Meeting And Deferred The Vote On The Bill For One Week.
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Bill Would Prohibit Tennessee Dept. of Children’s Services From Forcing Gender Identity Beliefs On Foster & Adoptive Families (Update 2.16.24)
New Tennessee Legislation Would Protect Foster And Adoptive Families From Being Forced To Support Policies That Go Against The Family’s Religious Beliefs Regarding Sexual Orientation And Gender Identity.
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Software Overhaul Leads To Months Of Tennessee Families Being Unable To Access Food Stamps
Leaders Of The Tennessee Department Of Human Services Told Lawmakers On Wednesday That It Could Take Another Two More Months Before The State’s SNAP Program Is Running Smoothly Again.
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