Tennessee Conservative
A Former Tennessee Principal And Author Of A New Blog Called TOO Consumed Is Speaking Out About Her Experience In Sumner County’s Public School System.
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WSCC What Is It? How Does It Affect Our Lives? How Does It Affect Our Children’s Lives? Who Runs It? Who Funds It? All Questions I Asked Myself At The Onset Of This Story And The Answers Are Unfortunately Not Good For The Future Of Tennesseans Or Public (Government) Schools, But The Ending Has Not Yet Been Set.
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Issues With Special Education In Tennessee’s Public Schools Continue To Push More Parents To Opt To Homeschool Their Children.
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The Tennessee Textbook Commission Has Hired Its First Staff In Preparation For Impending Challenges To Library Books In The State’s Public Schools. The Commission Previously Had Been An All-Volunteer Group.
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Some Parents Are Expressing Concerns Over A New Law Requiring Tennessee Public School Students Watch A Video Showing Fetal Development As A Part Of Their Family Life Curriculum.
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Legislation That Authorizes Tennessee Teachers To Carry Handguns On Campus Has Been Signed By Governor Bill Lee And Given A Public Chapter Number, But No School District Has Expressed That They Are On Board With The Policy Change.
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Governor Bill Lee Signed New Legislation Last Week Requiring Fetal Development Videos Be Added To Family Life Curriculum In Tennessee Public Schools.
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People Are Seeking Answers After A Viral Video Showed A Teacher Getting Involved In A Fight With A Student At Trezevant High School In Memphis.
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The Tennessee House Finance, Ways, And Means Committee Has Recommended A Bill For Passage That Would Allow Tennessee Public And Charter Schools To Hire Retired Law Enforcement And Military Personnel As On-Campus Security In School Resource Officer Positions.
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Legislation That Would Require Tennessee Schools To Teach About Firearm Storage, School Safety, And Avoiding Injury Should A Firearm Be Found Passed The Senate On Thursday.
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