Tennessee Conservative
The Tennessee House K-12 Subcommittee Voted To Fail A Bill That Would Have Enabled School District Security Officers To Use Mechanical Restraints, Or Handcuffs, On Disabled Students.
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This Week The Senate Education Committee Will Be Considering A Bill To Allow School Resource Officers (SROs) And School Security Officers To Handcuff Special Needs Children In “Emergency” Circumstances.
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The Hamilton County School Board Voted To Not Approve A Resolution That Would Oppose A State Law Requiring Schools To Retain Third Graders Who Are Not Reading On Grade Level When They Met Last Thursday.
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According To Rep. Greg Martin, Scott Bennett, Attorney For The Hamilton County School Board, Asked Him To Run A Bill Allowing Both School Resource Officers And School Security Officers To Handcuff Children Receiving Special Education Services, In An “Emergency.”
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Amid Statewide Complaints About Tennessee’s Third-Grade Retention Law, Legislative Republicans Are Likely To Butt Heads Over Efforts To Tweak The Measure In 2023.
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Hamilton County Public Charter Schools Are Being Required To Redo Their Contracts With The School District And Include A Performance Framework In Order To Be In Compliance With State Law.
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Hamilton County School’s District Officials Are Expecting At Least 30% Of Third Grade Students To Be In Danger Of Not Making It To The Fourth Grade.
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Hamilton County School’s District 9 School Board Member, Gary Kuehn, Has Been Arrested For An Indecent Exposure Incident That Allegedly Happened Five Years Ago.
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Last Night, Conservatives In Hamilton County Held A “Respect Fest” For HCS School Board Member Rhonda Thurman Following An Attack By A Local Far-Left Group Calling For Her Resignation.
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According To The Hamilton County Chapter Of Moms For Liberty, The School Board Of Education Will Discuss The Possibility Of Implementing A New Policy This Week That Will Effectively Restrict The Speech Of Parents And Community Stakeholders At The County’s School Board Meetings.
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