Knox County Schools Met With Backlash Over LGBTQ+ Titles Available In School Libraries

In Knox County Schools, Two Books Available In School Libraries Have Been Discovered And Have Caused A Stir. KCS Leaders Have Decided To Establish Committees To Review Titles That May Contain Questionable Material Generally Relating To Sex, Drugs, And Violence.

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Moms For Liberty And Knox County School Board Leadership Speak Out Against District’s Policy On School Library Books

Throughout Tennessee And Across The Country, Parents, Local Citizens Groups, And Organizations Like Moms For Liberty Are Speaking Out Against Some Of The Explicit Material Available In K-12 School Libraries.

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Knox County School Board Seeks To Prevent Retaliation Against Teachers Voicing Concerns

A School Board Member In Knox County Is Pushing A Resolution That Would Give District Employees The Opportunity To Stand Up To Their Administrators Without Worrying About Possible Repercussions.

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Drag Queen And UT Academic Advisor Sue State For Not Paying For Their Sex Change Operations

A Drag Queen Who Goes By The Name The Lady Viktra, And An Academic Advisor From The University Of Tennessee At Chattanooga (UTC) Are Both Suing The State Of Tennessee For Refusing To Pay For Their Sex Change Operations.

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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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Knox County Schools Sued Over Unequal Funding Of Girls’ Sports

Knox County Schools Is Being Sued By A Parent And Student For Gender Discrimination.The Plaintiffs Argue That Knox County Schools Is In Violation Of Title IX Because The School System “Routinely Allows The Infusion Of More Funds For Boys’ Sports As Compared To Girls’ Sports.”

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