A Look At Who Funds Pornographic Literature In Schools And A Resource For Challenging Books

In Addition To Listing Many Of The Main Funding Sources For Literature In Public Schools That Parents Say Is Pornographic, The Online Resource Has Lists Of Inappropriate Books Found In The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System, Wilson County Schools And The Jackson-Madison County School District With Lists For The Williamson County School District And The Hamilton County School District Coming Soon.

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Doctor Addresses Hamilton County Commission Regarding “Unavoidably Unsafe” Medical Decisions

Doctor Keith Dressler Addressed The Hamilton County Commission On Choice In Healthcare Decisions On Wednesday Night.

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Tennessee Spent Nearly $600M To Bolster School CTE Programs

Nearly $600 Million In Grants Have Gone To Tennessee Schools For Career And Technical Education From A Pair Of Grant Programs Since 2019 And A New Legislative Brief Shows The Impact Of That Spending.

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2023 RINO Report On It’s Way! Special Session Officially Called, Campaign Promises / Campaign Lies, Jail Time For Truancy & Much More! The TennCon Big 7

2023 RINO Report On It’s Way! Special Session Officially Called, Campaign Promises / Campaign Lies, Jail Time For Truancy, No Commitments For SRO’s, Nashville’s Elections, Jumping On The Bandwagon, Supporting Bible Curriculum & More! All This & More On This Week’s Edition Of The Tennessee Conservative’s Big 7 Weekend Digest!

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Organization Gives $2.3 Million Community Gift To Fund Bible Curriculum In Hamilton County Schools

A Long-Established Organization In Chattanooga Announced On Friday That They Would Be Contributing Nearly $2.3 Million To Hamilton County Schools To Cover The Cost Of The School System’s Elective Bible Program. This Donation From Bible In The Schools Will Cover The Expenses Of The Program In Its Entirety.

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“No Grade Below 50” Policy Creates Tension Between Hamilton County School Board Members

A Recent Hamilton County School Board Meeting Was Quickly Dismissed After Tensions Were Aired Out In Front Of The Public Concerning The District’s “No Grade Below 50” Policy And A Letter To The Editor Published Earlier This Month, Written By Board Member Larry Grohn.

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TN GOP Chooses DeSantis Over Trump, Evidence Of Illegal Campaign Coordination, “Gender-Affirming” Medical Treatment Ban Goes Into Effect & Much More! The TennCon Big 7!

• Despite Overwhelming Tennessee Support For Trump, TN GOP Invites DeSantis As Keynote For Biggest Fundraiser Of The Year
• Official Financial Reports Provide Evidence Of Undisclosed Affiliations Between Senator Johnson’s Campaign And Political Action Committees
• “Gender-Affirming” Medical Treatment Ban Goes Into Effect After First Of Its Kind Federal Court Decision
• Tennessee Christian Colleges Are No Safe Haven From Woke Ideology
• Republican Reps Prepare For Special Session With Mental Health As A Focus, But At What Cost?
• Nashville’s ‘No Grade Below 50’ Policy Implemented In Hamilton County Schools
• TBI Makes Progress On Sexual Assault Kit Turnaround Times

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Nashville’s ‘No Grade Below 50’ Policy Implemented In Hamilton County Schools

Public Schools In Hamilton County Seem To Have Adopted A Metro Nashville Public Schools’ (MNPS) Grading System That Requires Teachers To Assign Students A Minimum Grade Of 50 Regardless Of The Grade They Earned, Even If That Student Has Been Caught Cheating Or Has Not Properly Attempted To Submit Assignments.

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TN School Districts Average Less Than 25% Proficiency On Third Grade TCAP Retake

Newly Released District Data Shows That While Many Districts Had A High Percentage Of Eligible Students Take The TCAP Retest, Most School Systems Still Saw Less Than 25% Of Those Students Earn A Proficient Score.

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60% Of Tennessee Third-Graders Fail To Meet Proficiency On TCAP Test

After Spending The School Year Preparing Their Third-Grade Students For High-Stakes State Testing, School Districts Received Raw Scores For The TCAP Reading Test Late Friday Afternoon. Those Scores Show That 60% Of Third-Graders Across The State Failed To Meet Proficiency Levels Required To Be Promoted To The Fourth Grade.

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