From right to work to slavery, Tennessee set to vote on four constitutional amendments
Originally published by The Center Square. (The Center Square) — Tennessee residents will be asked to vote on four different constitutional amendments. In.
Tennessee starts new fiscal year $130M above expectations in tax and fee collections
The total taxes collected by Tennessee in the first month of the new fiscal year continued last year’s increasing trend..
- by Jon Styf | The Center Square
- September 19, 2022
State Commission sides with charter schools most of the time but isn’t a rubber stamp
This fall a little-known state board could play a huge role in expanding school choice options for parents across the.
- by Sky Arnold
- September 1, 2022
Report: Tennessee’s inflation-adjusted K-12 school spending increases lower than most states
Tennessee’s per-pupil spending on K-12 public school students, amongst the lowest in the country, increased an inflation-adjusted 18% from 2002.
- by By Jon Styf, The Center Square
- August 25, 2022
Education reform a deciding factor in Tennessee primary elections
While national issues like abortion and COVID restrictions dominated discussions leading up to the August 4 State and Federal Primary,.
- by Sky Arnold
- August 5, 2022