Tennessee Conservative
Tennessee Can First Ask For A Waiver Of Specific Federal Requirements Before Having To Go Down The Path Of Rejecting Federal K-12 Education Funding, A Working Group On The Topic Was Told Wednesday Morning.
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The Third Day Of Presentations For Tennessee’s Committee To Examine Rejecting Federal Funding For Its K-12 Schools Did Not Include A Presentation From The U.S. Department Of Education As An Agenda Indicated.
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While Conservatives Have Spent Years Considering The Idea Of Removing The U.S Department Of Education’s Regulations On Tennessee Schools, Now That Those Considerations Are Being Backed With Research And Action, Tax Revenue Is Suddenly Down.
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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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The White House Announced Wednesday Another Round Of Student Loan Debt Forgiveness Months After The U.S. Supreme Court Blocked A Broader Effort By President Joe Biden To Cancel Some Student Loan Debts.
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This Year Has Been The Battleground For The Debate On Whether Biological Males Who Identify As Females Should Be Allowed To Play Female Sports As Politicians And The Courts Have Grappled With The Issue.
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A Letter From The U.S. Department Of Education And U.S. Department Of Agriculture Claims That Tennessee State University Has Been Underfunded By $2.1 Billion In The Past 30 Years Alone.
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Republican Presidential Candidates Have Put The U.S. Department Of Education On Notice. Several Candidates Said At Last Week’s Debate That They Want To Get Rid Of The U.S. Department Of Education Entirely.
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U.S. Sens. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., And Kevin Cramer, R-N.D., Reintroduced The Protect Equality And Civics Education (PEACE) Act, A Bill That Would Block Tax Dollars From Promoting Critical Race Theory Within The Department Of Education’s American History Guidelines.
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The Department Of Education Announced Friday That $39 Billion In Federal Student Loan Debt For About 800,000 Borrowers Will Be “Discharged,” Or Canceled, In The Coming Weeks.
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