Tennessee Conservative
After Over 2 Hours And Much Discussion, HB1183 – The School Voucher Legislation That Has Been Called “The House Public School Omnibus Bill,” Passed Out Of The Tennessee House K-12 Subcommittee With A Roll Call Vote Of 6 Yes, 2 No’s And 2 Present Not Voting.
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The 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.
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Gov. Bill Lee Has Spoken Out Against Claims That His Proposed School Voucher Expansion Program Will Not Take Money Away From Government Schools In Tennessee.
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I Recently Wrote About Blount County Being Ground Zero For The Teachers’ Union Lawsuit Against The State. The Attorney General’s Office Has Submitted A Motion To Dismiss Asking The Court To “Dismiss The Case With Prejudice” Along With A Memorandum In Support Of The Motion.
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The Tennessee Education Association (TEA) Is The Local Chapter Of The National Education Association (NEA) Labor Union. If Asked To Name The Most Significant Detriment To Our Government Schools, I Would Say The NEA Is The Most Destructive. Its Extreme, Leftist Positions Have Been Poisoning American Education For Years.
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The Lawsuit Has Nothing To Do With The Teachers Union Supporting Teachers And Everything To Do With The TEA Being Told What They Can Not Teach. They Do Not Like That Tennessee Law Has Put Them On Notice.
The Local Head Of The Blount County Education Association Is A Plaintiff In The Lawsuit Along With A Local Librarian.
The Teacher’s Education Association Lawsuit Lists Eight Lawyers Representing The TEA With Five From Law Offices In New York City.
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Last Week, Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti’s Office Filed A Motion To Dismiss “With Prejudice,” A Lawsuit Filed In Federal Court Against The State Of Tennessee And Specifically The New State Commissioner Of Education Lizzette Gonzales Reynolds.
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The Tennessee Education Association Dropped Its Lawsuit About The Automatic Withdrawal Of Dues Out Of Teacher Paychecks After A Three-Judge Panel Denied The Group’s Request To Temporarily Block The Bill.
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A Court Ruling Will Now Allow The State To Eliminate The Option For Public School Employees To Have Membership Dues For Professional Teacher Organizations Deducted From Their Paychecks.
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The Tennessee Education Association (TEA) Has Filed A Lawsuit Against The State Over A Law Passed In 2021 Placing Regulations On Teaching Of Race And Gender Issues In Tennessee Public School Classrooms.
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