Tennessee Conservative
Gov. Bill Lee Signed Legislation Tuesday To Let Each Fourth Grader’s Parents, Teacher, And Principal Decide Collectively Whether A Student Should Be Held Back Due To A Second Straight Year Of Low Reading Scores, Even After A Year Of Tutoring.
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• Constitutional Conservatives Have Been Slapped With Unwarranted Accusations
• After School Satan Club Protest In Response To Groups 1st Ever TN Meeting
• The Child Rapist Death Penalty Bill Is Moving Forward!
& Much, Much More In This Week’s Episode Of The Big 7!
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Tennessee’s New Education Commissioner Lizzette Reynolds Is Recommending That The State Keep Its Contract With A New York-Based Literacy Training Group Despite The Contract’s Nepotistic Origins.
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State Senator Bo Watson Met With The Hamilton County Pachyderm Club On Monday, Where He Encouraged Continued Literacy Improvement In Schools, Advocated For Criminal Justice Reform, And Discussed The Future Of Tennessee.
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Students At Tennessee Had The Equivalent Of 34 More Days Of Learning In Reading Per Year In Public Charter Schools Than At Their Regular Public School, According To A Study From Stanford’s Center For Research On Education Outcomes.
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Just Days After Notifying School Districts Of Their Third Graders’ Results On The TCAP Reading Test, The Tennessee Department Of Education Has Released A Complete List Of School District Results From Across The State To The Public.
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A Tennessee Senate Committee Passed A Change To The State’s Third-Grade Retention Law And It Now Heads To The Full Senate.
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Tennessee Students Score Eighth Lowest In The Nation On ACT Exams.
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At Least 18 Different Bills Have Been Proposed In An Attempt To Consider Concerns Regarding The New Retention Law That Could Potentially Have Thousands Of Students Facing Summer School In Order To Keep From Repeating The Third Grade.
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