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HUGE TN Supreme Court Ruling for School Choice, Down Enrollment, Starbuck, NFL Welfare, Drugs in Nashvegas – Big 7 Weekend Digest!

May 19, 2022May 19, 2022 TTC 1 Comment Big 7, Budget, District 5, Drug Cartels, drug trafficking, Governor Lee, Minors, Nashville, Obscenity, pornography, Public Education, Public Schools, Robby Starbuck, School Choice, School vouchers, solitary confinment, Sullivan County Schools, Tennessee, Tennessee Titans, Weekend Digest

1) TN Supreme Court Says Governor Lee’s Voucher Program Not a Violation of Home Rule Protections
2) Sullivan County Schools Advertising To Try and Sway Students to Enroll
3) TN Law To Protect Students From Digital Obscenity & Pornography To Go Into Effect For Fall Semester
4) Federal Judge Denies Starbuck’s Request To Get Back On The Ballot In Tennessee Congressional Race
5) New Tennessee Titans Stadium Listed As $2.2B Expense In Nashville Budget Document
6) Semantics Allows Youth In Juvenile Detention Facilities To Endure Solitary Confinement Despite New Law
7) Three Nashvillians Plead Guilty To Smuggling Drugs For Mexican Cartel

Videos

Congresswoman Harshbarger’s Frank Talk On School Reform, Illegal Immigration, Inflation, Ukraine & More

April 12, 2022 TTC 2 Comments Border Crisis, Diana Harshbarger, inflation, Interview, Public Education, Public Schools, Tennessee, Tennessee schools, Ukraine, Video

It’s a rare thing to find: An elected official who tells it like it is. In this interview, Congresswoman Harshbarger sounds the alarm on obscene materials in public schools, the crisis at the border, inflation and how it all impacts Tennessee. Plus, she has advice on what Conservatives in the Volunteer state should do about it. Grab your popcorn. This is well worth the watch.

State News

Tennessee Public School Funding Formula Passes House Committee

April 12, 2022April 12, 2022 TTC 0 Comments Education Funding, Finance Ways and Means Committee, Gloria Johnson, Government Operations Committee, HB2143, House Bill 2143, Mark White, Mike Stewart, Penny Schwinn, Public Education, Public Schools, SB2396, Senate Bill 2396, Tennessee, Tennessee schools, Todd Warner

A New Funding Formula For Tennessee’s Public Schools Continued To Wind Its Way Through Legislative Committees On Monday.

Videos

Taxpayer-Funded Lobbyists, Firearms Legislation & The Importance Of Successful Educational Outcomes In TN (Interview w/ Rep. Todd Warner)

April 7, 2022April 7, 2022 TTC 4 Comments Chapel Hill, Education Funding, Interview, literacy, Literacy Proficiency, Lobbyists, Public Education, Second Amendment, Taxpayer Dollars, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee House of Representatives, Tennessee Legislature, Tennessee schools, Todd Warner, Video

In this interview, Representative Todd Warner (R-Chapel Hill-District 92 ) speaks candidly about his biggest disappointment with his experience in the Tennessee Legislature – the influence of taxpayer-funded lobbyists and the good legislation aimed at limiting their influence that has been killed this session.

Warner also discusses his firearms bill that would grant 18 year-olds the right to bear arms along with the importance of the state’s educational system to produce literate individuals, if for no other reason than to lower the chances of them turning to crime.

All this and more in an interview that you do not want to miss!

State News

TN Dept Of Education Releases Final Set Of Explainer Resources For Funding Formula

March 22, 2022March 22, 2022 TTC 0 Comments Governor Lee, Penny Schwinn, Public Education, Tennessee, Tennessee Department of Education, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement, TISA

The Final Set Of Explainer Resources About The “Tennessee Investment In Student Achievement” Provides Additional Details On How The Proposed Student-Based Public Education Funding Formula Would “Focus On The Needs Of Each Individual Student And Ensure They Are Prepared For Postsecondary Success.”

Opinion

Milton Friedman’s Role Of Government In Education

March 18, 2022March 18, 2022 TTC 0 Comments Charter Schools, EdChoice, Education Savings Accounts, Free Market, Government Control, government education, Milton Friedman, Opinion, Public Education, School Choice, Unions, William Haupt III

Our Founders Promised A Quality Education For Every Youth In The Nation. But By The Time This System Was In Place It Was Run By Politicians, Not Parents. A Century Later The System Was In Such Disrepair Milton Friedman Realized That The Only Way To Repair It Was To Make It Competitive In The Free Market. Most Parents And Citizens Now Believe That More Choice Is Needed And Less Government And Union Control. Giving Parents The Information About The Deficiencies In Public Education And Other Education Choices Will Result In Better Educated Students.

Videos

Book Burning Or Cleaning Up The System? -Lewis & Abernathy Discussion

March 2, 2022March 2, 2022 TTC 0 Comments Alex Abernathy, Brandon Lewis, Education, Legislation, Podcast, Public Education, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee schools

Brandon Lewis, Founder Of Tennessee Conservative News Joins The Alex Abernathy Podcast To Talk About Inappropriate Content In Tennessee Schools And Some Of The Legislation Being Considered In The Tennessee General Assembly To Address This Issue.

State News

How Money Will Flow Through TN’s Proposed Public School Funding Formula

February 28, 2022February 28, 2022 TTC 1 Comment Charter Public Schools, Charter Schools, Education Funding, education funding formula, Governor Lee, K-12 Subcommittee, Legislation, Penny Schwinn, Public Education, Public Schools, Salaries, salary increases, Senate Education Committee, Teachers, Tennessee, Tennessee schools

Every Tennessee School District Received A Projection From The State This Week Showing How Much Funding The District Would Receive During The 2023-24 School Year If A New Public School Funding Formula Is Approved.

State News

TN Education Commissioner Vows Arts Teaching Jobs Will Not Be Outsourced

February 11, 2022February 11, 2022 TTC 0 Comments Basic Education Program, Coffee County, Coffee County Central High School, Education Funding, Elizabeth Brown, Governor Lee, Jared Bigham, Manchester, Penny Schwinn, Public Education, Public Schools, Teachers, Tennessee, Tennessee Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Tennessee Department of Education, Tennessee Future Business Leaders of America, Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement, TISP

Tennessee Department Of Education Commissioner Penny Schwinn Made Clear Thursday The State’s New Public School Funding Formula Will Prioritize Teachers And Will Not Outsource Teaching Responsibilities In The Arts.

State News

Williamson County Schools Dismiss Parent Concerns About CRT & Harmful Content In Classrooms

January 27, 2022January 27, 2022 TTC 5 Comments Children, critical race theory, curriculum, Moms for Liberty, Parents, Public Education, Students, Tennessee, Williamson County, Williamson County Schools, Wit and Wisdom

The Williamson County Schools “Committee For The Reconsideration Of Instructional Materials” Have Released Their Conclusion And Outcomes Report For Elementary ELA Curriculum And Have Effectively Dismissed Parents’ Concerns About Critical Race Theory And Other Negative Subjects Being Presented To/And Or Available To Children In Schools.

Public Education

HUGE TN Supreme Court Ruling for School Choice, Down Enrollment, Starbuck, NFL Welfare, Drugs in Nashvegas – Big 7 Weekend Digest!

Congresswoman Harshbarger’s Frank Talk On School Reform, Illegal Immigration, Inflation, Ukraine & More

Tennessee Public School Funding Formula Passes House Committee

Taxpayer-Funded Lobbyists, Firearms Legislation & The Importance Of Successful Educational Outcomes In TN (Interview w/ Rep. Todd Warner)

TN Dept Of Education Releases Final Set Of Explainer Resources For Funding Formula

Milton Friedman’s Role Of Government In Education

Book Burning Or Cleaning Up The System? -Lewis & Abernathy Discussion

How Money Will Flow Through TN’s Proposed Public School Funding Formula

TN Education Commissioner Vows Arts Teaching Jobs Will Not Be Outsourced

Williamson County Schools Dismiss Parent Concerns About CRT & Harmful Content In Classrooms

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