Tennessee ESA Pilot Students Received $9,800 This School Year
Tennessee Students In A Pilot Educational Savings Account Program In Three Counties Are Receiving $9,800 – The Average Statewide Funding Per Public School Student – This Year.
Read moreTennessee Students In A Pilot Educational Savings Account Program In Three Counties Are Receiving $9,800 – The Average Statewide Funding Per Public School Student – This Year.
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Read moreThe Tennessee Department Of Education Says That TCAP Scores For Each School Will Be Available Through Their Website When They Release The 2023 Scores Sometime “In Early 2024.” For Now, This Leaves The Public With A Limited Amount Of Information Pertaining To Each School’s TCAP Scores Through The New Letter Grades System.
Read moreWith Lots Of Work To Be Done, Tennessee’s 2024 General Session Begins At Noon On Tuesday, January 9th. Representative Scott Cepicky Didn’t Mince Words When He Said He Anticipates The Coming Session To Be “Contentious.”
Read moreLetter Grades For Tennessee Schools Have At Long Last Been Released But The News Is Grim For Some Districts With Greater Than 25 Percent Of All Public K-12 Schools Receiving Ds Or Fs.
Read moreTennessee Ultimately Retained 898 Statewide Due To Its New Third-Grade Reading Retention Law. Less Than 40% Of Third-Graders Statewide Scored High Enough On The TCAPs To Be Promoted To Fourth Grade While Many Of The Others Used The Various Pathways To Advance Allowed By The State.
Read moreMore Than 2,000 Students Will Advance To Fourth Grade After The First Summer Learning Camps As Part Of Tennessee’s New Third-Grade Reading Retention Law.
Read moreThe Tullahoma High School Principal Who Suspended A Student Last Year For Posting Memes Left A Poorly Performing School Behind After Retiring In June.
Read moreMore Than 86% Of The Appeals Filed Related To Tennessee’s Third-Grade Retention Law Succeeded And The Student Will Advance To Fourth Grade In The First Year Of The New Standards.
Read moreSchool Districts Received District-Level TCAP Results For The 2022-2023 School Year From The Tennessee Department Of Education On Tuesday.
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