Tennessee Conservative
An Overton County Teacher Has Been Issued A Formal Reprimand By The Tennessee Board Of Education For Inappropriate Physical Contact And Discipline Of A Student.
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Following A Line Of Questions And A Deferral Request From Democrats, A Bill That Clarifies The Age-Appropriate Act Of 2022 Passed The Tennessee House Education Administration Committee.
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Following A “Contentious” Hearing In The House K-12 Education Subcommittee Earlier This Month, A Bill To Ban Pride Flags In Public School Classrooms Was Passed In The Full House Education Administration Committee This Week.
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A Proposal Aimed At Helping Low-Income Students Complete Their Degrees Through The Tennessee Promise Scholarship Program Will Soon Be Heard In The Tennessee Legislature.
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The Tennessee House And Senate Are Both Scheduled To Hear A Bill Next Week That Would Require Schools In The State To Create Policies Regarding The Use Of Artificial Intelligence (AI) By Students, Teachers, Faculty, And Staff.
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A Set Of Companion Bills Were Introduced In The Tennessee House And Senate On February 1st Regarding Firearm Safety Training In Tennessee’s Public Schools.
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Some 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.
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An Annual Report From The Foundation For Individual Rights And Expression Says That Only One Tennessee Public University Is Strong When It Comes To Free Speech Policies On Campus.
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Tennessee Saw Some Of The Largest Learning Recovery From Pandemic Conditions, According To A Study From The Harvard Center For Education Policy Research.
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Facing A $610 Million Budget Shortfall And Potential Business Tax Cut, Some Tennessee Lawmakers Are Leery Of Enacting Gov. Bill Lee’s Entire Private-School Voucher Proposal.
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