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Education Freedom Tax Credit Could Raise More Than Initially Projected
New research by the American Federation for Children found the program could provide Tennessee students with $377 million if just ten percent of taxpayers participate.
School Board Members Ignore Questions About Public School Choice
Only four board members in Tennessee’s three largest school districts responded to a Tennessee Firefly questionnaire on key education issues their district is facing.
Representative William Slater Recognized for Public School Choice Support
Slater became the second lawmaker to receive a TSS Action Hero Award on Thursday.
High School Seniors Encouraged to Check the Mailbox for an Important Letter
The TN Direct Admissions program is mailing students information about higher education opportunities available to them.