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State Senate passes legislation that would prohibit public school teachers from asking a student’s preferred pronoun
State Education, State Government, Local Education Sky Arnold 4/4/25 State Education, State Government, Local Education Sky Arnold 4/4/25

State Senate passes legislation that would prohibit public school teachers from asking a student’s preferred pronoun

The bill from Senator Paul Rose would extend existing pronoun policy to students and prohibit teachers from asking students to call them by a name or pronoun inconsistent with their biological sex.

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Leaders of the Tennessee House and Senate keep their posts for the 114th General Assembly
State Education, State Government Sky Arnold 1/14/25 State Education, State Government Sky Arnold 1/14/25

Leaders of the Tennessee House and Senate keep their posts for the 114th General Assembly

State Senators re-elected Lieutenant Governor Randy McNally, R- Oak Ridge, as Speaker with a 26 to 0 vote and Representative Cameron Sexton, R-Crossville, to serve as House Speaker with 75 votes to Democrat nominee Representative Karen Camper’s, D-Memphis, 23 votes.

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