Tennessee Conservative
Over The Last Few Weeks, Governor Lee Has Signed A Number Of Laws Recently Passed By The Tennessee Legislature Regarding Schools And Education. With Issues Such As The Third-Grade Retention Law And School Vouchers Being Widely Discussed Recently, Other Bills Have Slipped Through Without Much Notice. Here Is A Run-Down Of Some Legislation Affecting Education That May Not Be As Well-Known
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Tennessee’s Corporate Aviation Fuel Tax Cap Will Soon Go Down To $1 Million, Which Would Have An Additional $10.6 Million Impact On The State’s Transportation Equity Fund, After Gov. Bill Lee Signed A Bill To Lower The Cap.
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On Friday, May 5th, 2023 Governor Bill Lee Signed Legislation That Gives Families In Hamilton County The Opportunity To Participate In Tennessee’s Education Savings Account (ESA) Program.
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The Tennessee Legislature Continued To Change The Way Its Airports Are Funded Through Legislation Passed In The Final Days Of Session.
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Legislation That Would Allow For Additional Exemptions To Tennessee’s Third-Grade Retention Law Is Now Headed To Governor Lee For Additional Action.
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On Friday, School Choice Legislation To Expand Tennessee’s Education Savings Account (ESA) Pilot Program To Two Additional Counties Hit A Last Minute Snag As Lawmakers Sought To Wrap Up The 113th Legislative Session.
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School Choice Legislation To Expand Tennessee’s Education Savings Account Pilot Program Was Passed With A 57-35 Vote On The House Floor Yesterday.
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Legislation To Expand Tennessee’s ESA Program To Hamilton And Knox Counties Cleared Its Final Committee Hurdle Before Heading To The House Floor For A Vote. Republican Representatives Ron Gant And Todd Warner Asked To Be Recorded As Voting Against The Bill.
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Legislation That Would Increase The Annual Base Salary For Teachers In Tennessee Passed The House Finance, Ways, And Means Committee And Will Soon Head To The House Floor For A Vote.
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The House Education Administration Committee Has Deferred Action For What Looks To Be The Fifth Time, On A Bill That Would Expand The Eligibility Criteria For Tennessee’s Education Savings Account (ESA) Pilot Program.
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