One-week film camp at the Frist for rising 10th-12th graders, in partnership with the Nashville Film Festival. Teens collaborate with industry mentors to write, shoot, and edit a 5-minute short, premiered at Teens Take the Frist! the following Saturday.
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Recent coverage tied to Frist Art Museum — Teen Summer Film Camp, Davidson County, and Middle schools.
Nashville Symposium Explores How Environmental Factors Shape Student Success
Extreme weather, rising temperatures, and other environmental changes are affecting how Tennessee students learn and thrive, and experts say action is needed now.
SCORE report stresses the need to connect students with credentials that ‘lead to economic independence’
A new report from the State Collaborative on Reforming Education (SCORE) says that only 44 percent of students pursuing postsecondary education in Tennessee actually complete a credential, with even fewer students earning credentials that “clearly lead to economic independence.”
Charter School Students Outperform Peers in Nashville, Memphis, and Knoxville
New analysis of state testing data found positive news for charter students, especially those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.
Open Enrollment Divides Challengers in Open Nashville House Seat
Four Democrats are running to replace Representative Caleb Hemmer in the District 59 primary.