Senate Education Committee To Hear Tennessee Private School Gun Bill
A Tennessee Bill That Would Expand Existing Gun Legislation For Private Schools Is Scheduled To Be Heard By The Senate Education Committee On March 13.
Read moreA Tennessee Bill That Would Expand Existing Gun Legislation For Private Schools Is Scheduled To Be Heard By The Senate Education Committee On March 13.
Read moreThe Tennessee Legislature’s Debate On Education Savings Accounts Will Continue Wednesday When Competing Versions Of The Bill Are Heard By The Senate Education Committee And House Education Administration.
Read moreThe Senate Education Committee Was Presented With The Senate Version Of Governor Lee’s School Choice Legislation, Which Is Vastly Different From The Version Presented In The House This Week. The Committee Decided Not To Replicate The Issues From The Previous Day In The House Meeting And Deferred The Vote On The Bill For One Week.
Read moreAfter Over 2 Hours And Much Discussion, HB1183 – The School Voucher Legislation That Has Been Called “The House Public School Omnibus Bill,” Passed Out Of The Tennessee House K-12 Subcommittee With A Roll Call Vote Of 6 Yes, 2 No’s And 2 Present Not Voting.
Read moreA Tennessee Private School Handgun Bill Passed On The House Floor Yesterday 74 To 23. The Vote Was Split Along Party Lines With All Republicans Voting Yes And All Democrats In Attendance Voting Against The Bill.
Read moreThe House Education Administration Committee Allowed Legislation To Move Forward That Would Allow Private Schools In Tennessee To Create Their Own Policies For Allowing Handguns On Campus.
Read moreLegislation That Would Allow Tennessee Private Schools To Create A Policy For Allowing Handguns Has Been Recommended For Passage By The House Civil Justice Committee By Voice Vote. Democrat Representatives Darren Jernigan And Torrey Harris Requested Their Votes Be Recorded In Opposition To The Bill.
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& Much, Much More In This Week’s Episode Of The Big 7!
Read moreA Bill That Will Allow Private Schools That Serve PreK-12 To Make Handgun Carry Policies For Their Schools Passed Out Of A Tennessee House Subcommittee Yesterday By Voice Vote.
Read moreAccording To The Tennessee Court Of Appeals, Parents Who Are Plaintiffs In A Previously Brought Lawsuit Regarding School Vouchers Can Sue The State And The Governor Over The State’s Education Savings Account (ESA) Program.
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