Hamilton County School Board Continues Accelerated Search For New Superintendent
The Hamilton County School Board Voted To Move Forward With An Accelerated Search To Fill The Superintendent’s Position Left Vacant By Bryan Johnson.
Read moreThe Hamilton County School Board Voted To Move Forward With An Accelerated Search To Fill The Superintendent’s Position Left Vacant By Bryan Johnson.
Read moreHamilton County Teachers Will Receive Instruction In “Racial Equity And Reconciliation” At Howard Connect Academy. The Language Used In The Flyer For The Training Lines Up With Much Of The Language That Is Often Used In Critical Race Theory Training And It Is Raising The Alarm Among Concerned Parents.
Read moreThe Hamilton County School Board Met At A Special Called Meeting Monday Night To Select An Interim Superintendent. Dr. Nakia Towns Was Selected Out Of Three Hamilton County School Administrators Who Applied.
Read moreEarlier In The Month, Hamilton County Schools Superintendent Dr. Bryan Johnson Announced His Plans To Retire From His Position In August. At The Time Of The Announcement, Dr. Johnson Did Not Know Where His Career Would Go Next, But He Is Now Set To Start…
Read moreAt The Hamilton County School Board Meeting Last Night, The Board Made The Decision To Move Forward With Accepting Applications For Interim Superintendent And Voting On Qualified Candidates To Fill The Position On Monday Without A Representative From District 9.
Read moreNearly One Hundred Hamilton County Families Showed Up At The School Board Meeting This Past Thursday Night In Protest Of The Mask Requirement That Will Continue Through May 31, 2021.
Read moreRecently, Principals In Hamilton County Schools Were Informed They Must Prepare To Take An Influx Of Migrant Children Into Classrooms From Joe Biden’s Border Crisis. Hamilton County School Board Member Rhonda Thurman Issued This Statement.
Read moreA Lot Can Happen In A Year. As Of Yesterday, March 16th, It Was One Year Exactly Since Hamilton County Schools Closed Its Doors And Transitioned To Remote Learning For What They Originally Thought Would Only Be Two Weeks Due To The Appearance Of COVID-19 In Tennessee.
Read moreHCS Covid Lead Says Schools Can Safely Open And Operate Without Significantly Contributing To The Spread Of The Virus. However, Many Say The Decision To Reopen Schools Came Much Too Late, At The Expense Of Children’s Education, Health And Well-Being.
Read moreSince the school shutdowns began due to the pandemic, learning loss and literacy in children have become hot topics in Tennessee. Reaching for Academic Excellence and Accountability for Teachers has fallen to the wayside, leaving children’s education and futures in question. Many frustrated citizens feel the edicts issued from State and Local Levels are putting children in more danger than the virus ever could. In this interview with Hamilton County School Board District 1 Representative, Rhonda Thurman, we discuss these topics, along with the ineffectiveness of remote learning, actual educational costs, school budgets, school choice and more.
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