Shining a light on education & government in TennesseeShining a light on education & government in TennesseeEverything that mattered, everything you missed, and what is coming next. The week, recapped before the weekend.
LEAD's Alpha AI Program teaches students to use artificial intelligence as a collaborative thinking tool.
Tennessee's new senator wants stricter classroom phone rules, though state law already restricts student devices during instruction.
Two Republicans clash over taxpayer-funded private school vouchers as East Tennessee voters head to the polls.
Dyer County School Board rejected Trimble Academy despite evaluators recommending approval of the charter application.
Webb, a longtime district educator, steps into the role following the board's decision to part ways with the previous superintendent.
The Tennessee Higher Education Commission will vote next month on changes designed to promote good-paying, in-demand jobs.
Tennessee may shift how it funds colleges, tying more dollars to graduates who land high-paying jobs in needed fields.
East Tennessee fourth and fifth-graders created an app concept to help students with their homework.
Knox County Schools seeks changes to state law after pulling and reinstating Roots amid confusion over book-banning rules.
Union strength dropped eight places from the Fordham Institute's last ranking a decade ago.
Five parents told the school board it failed to support families after the crash that killed three students.