Tennessee Conservative
As Members Of A Committee Sit Down To Analyze The Impact Of Federal Funding On Tennessee’s K-12 Schools, They Will Be Diving In Depth Into Numbers That Include More Than Just Funding Totals.
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Blount County Board Of Education Member Vandy Kemp Professes That Teachers Should Be Activists And Should Learn Euphemisms To Avoid BeIng Held Responsible For Breaking Tennessee Law.
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With Additional Covid-19 Federal K-12 School Funding Winding Down, Tennessee Continues Its Look At What School Funding Would Look Like Without Federal Dollars, Which Amounted To $10.4 Billion Coming To The State’s Schools Between 2019 And 2023.
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Brandon Speaks About The Tennessee Conservative’s Top 7 News Stories Of The Week…
Stories About Another TN Dept Of Education Attempt To Do Away With Parent’s Rights, TN Kids Getting Arrested, How TN’s Republican Supermajority Is Spending Your Tax Dollars, More Attempts By Woke Organizations To Steal The Innocence Of Kids…
..All this & Much, Much More on The TennCon Big 7!
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After Seven Years, The Tennessee Department Of Education Is Finally Making Some Forward Progress With The Development Of A System For Assigning Letter Grades To Schools.
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Senator Janice Bowling Calls The Move “An Egregious Attack On Parental Authority And The Personal Liberty We Have Concerning Any ‘Health Care Choice’.”
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This Month The State Of Tennessee Acquired A New Employee To Work In A Role That Is Titled “The Superintendent Of Turnaround”. But What Exactly Does A Superintendent Of Turnaround Do? In This Case, They Oversee Operating The Achievement School District In Tennessee.
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As The Tennessee Department Of Education Continues To Hold Town Hall Meetings To Entertain Thoughts On The Letter Grade Feedback For Schools, School Leaders Disagree Over How The Law Should Be Implemented.
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With Many Tennessee Public School Districts Having A Very Low Percentage Of Their Students Testing At Grade Level Proficiency, It Is Highly Unlikely The Districts Would Want The Public To Gain An Even Clearer Picture Of The Subpar Education That Is Being Provided.
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More 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.
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