Tennessee Conservative
Leading Tennessee State House Republican, William Lamberth Has Introduced A Bill That Would Remove The Requirement For Military Service And Allow All Permanent Residents (Non-Citizens) To Apply And Be Considered For Positions In Any Local Law Enforcement Agencies Throughout The State Of Tennessee.
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Amid Worries About Teacher Shortages, Tennessee Is Considering Reducing Requirements For Some Nontraditional Candidates To Earn Their Teacher Licenses, Despite Concerns That The Change Could Hurt Teacher Quality.
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School Has Started For Most Districts Across The State, But Many Of Them Are Still Working Hard To Fill Vacant Teaching Positions As A Nationwide Teacher Shortage Continues To Plague The Nation.
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A Police Officer Shortage Is Affecting School Safety In Middle Tennessee. Some Schools Will Not Have A Dedicated Resource Officer When The New School Year Begins, Which For Some Counties Is Next Week.
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• Judicial Panel Lifts Injunction Against Tennessee Education Savings Account Program
• Tennessee Federal Court Blocks Biden’s Forcing Of Radical Gender Policy On States
• Tennessee Education Association Pushes Crossover Raiding By Democrat Voters Supporting Incumbent Rep. Ramsey
• Andy Ogles Files Lawsuit Against Left-Wing PAC For Defamation
• Independent Think Tank Says More Masks On The Horizon For Tennessee Schools Because Of Strings Attached To ESSER Funding
• Several Middle Tennessee Public School Districts Dealing With Teacher Shortages
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Tennessee Schools Are Continuing To Feel The Effects Of The Current Labor Shortage, And Bus Routes Are One Of The Areas Of Concern In Regards To Staffing Issues. Monroe County Schools Are Still Attempting To Figure Out Just How Students Will Find A Way To School, But It Does Not Seem To Be Due To A Lack Of Drivers.
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With School Starting In Less Than Two Weeks For Some Middle Tennessee Students, Some School Districts Still Have Hundreds Of Teaching Positions Left Unfilled.
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Governor Lee Held A Ceremonial Signing Last Thursday Of New Legislation That Is Intended To Help With Current School Staffing Shortages.
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The Current Worker Shortage Across The Country Seems To Be Putting A Damper On Summer Activities In Tennessee As Well, With Some Communities Finding Themselves Without Enough Lifeguards To Adequately Staff Their Public Pools.
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School Districts Across The State Continue To Deal With Transportation Issues, Seeking Solutions For The Ongoing Bus Driver Shortage And Now Dealing With Rising Gas Prices.
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