Satanic Temple Files Lawsuit Against Memphis-Shelby County Schools
The After School Satan Club And The Satanic Temple Continue To Set Their Sights On Chimneyrock Elementary School And Memphis-Shelby County Schools.
Read moreThe After School Satan Club And The Satanic Temple Continue To Set Their Sights On Chimneyrock Elementary School And Memphis-Shelby County Schools.
Read moreSome Memphis Area High School Administrators Say That Adherence To State Guidelines Regarding Book Selection Has Kept Them From Having To Deal With Controversy That Some Other Tennessee School Districts Have Faced.
Read moreLetter Grades For Tennessee Schools Have At Long Last Been Released But The News Is Grim For Some Districts With Greater Than 25 Percent Of All Public K-12 Schools Receiving Ds Or Fs.
Read moreTennessee School Districts Continue To Discuss The Topic Of School Choice After Governor Bill Lee Announced A Proposal That Would Give Statewide Access To His School Voucher Program.
Read moreThe Satanic Temple’s After School Satan Club Will Be Coming To Chimneyrock Elementary School In Cordova, Tennessee On January 10th, 2024. Memphis-Shelby County Schools Interim Superintendent Toni Williams, And Some MCSC Board Members Have Since Come Out To Say That The School District Really Had No Choice In The Matter.
Read moreThe Tennessee Senate’s Education Committee Chairman Opposes Turning Down At Least $1.3 Billion In Federal Education Funds But Says The State Could Seek Some Sort Of Waiver On Federal School Requirements.
Read moreStudents At One Memphis Area High School Attended A Presentation From The Authors Of A Book About George Floyd That Is Filled With Themes Of Systemic Racism Throughout. School Leaders Are Now Considering Placing The Book In The Whitehaven School Library For Students To Access.
Read moreThe Memphis-Shelby County Schools Board Relaxed Its Minimum Requirements For The District’s Superintendent Role, Allowing Interim Superintendent Toni Williams To Remain A Candidate For The Permanent Leadership Job, Even Though She Lacks Classroom Experience.
Read moreNewly 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.
Read moreA New Analysis Of Data From The Nation’s Report Card Shows That Tennessee Students Lost, On Average, What Equals Five Months Of Math Learning Between 2019 And 2022 While The State’s Students Lost Four Months Of Reading Learning.
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