Shining a light on education & government in TennesseeShining a light on education & government in TennesseeThe week ahead in Tennessee education and government. Capitol news, school-board votes, charter applications, and what we are tracking next.
Warner's vote against private school choice and dual-office campaign draw fire from primary challenger Vincent Cuevas.
The Hamilton County Board of Education fell one vote short of approving the charter school's growth plan.
Third through fifth grade reading proficiency has climbed since Tennessee launched its literacy overhaul in 2021.
Alexander told Nashville leaders that Tennessee made its greatest progress when both parties were competitive.
District leaders propose cutting local benchmark tests from three to two per year in Hamilton County schools.
A Trump appointee at the USDA is breaking with the administration over federal education policy.
State funding formula ties university budgets to graduation rates and job placements rather than how many students enroll.
Tennessee Republican runs campaign-style spot on government dime while criticizing wasteful spending.
Hamilton County school board approves budget with employee raises and major funding increases for athletics and arts programs.
At least one district lobbied against legislation that would have made it easier for students to transfer across district lines.
At least one district lobbied against legislation that would have made it easier for students to transfer across district lines.
Firefly investigation reveals districts lobbied against letting nonresident students enroll more easily.
At least one district lobbied lawmakers against reducing barriers for nonresident students, investigation finds.