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Williamson County House candidates weigh in on education funding, book bans and DEI

Candidates running for Tennessee House District 65 discussed their views on state education funding, banning inappropriate books in K-12 schools.

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UT-Knoxville announces newest class of Distinguished Tennessean Scholars

The University of Tennessee in Knoxville will soon welcome its newest class of Distinguished Tennessean Scholars this fall.

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Vanderbilt and Oak Ridge partner on AI research and development for national security

Vanderbilt University and Oak Ridge National Laboratory have announced a new partnership focusing on artificial intelligence research to develop technologies.

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House district candidates weigh in on private school vouchers and property taxes

The proposal to allow Tennessee families to use public dollars to send their children to private school proved to be.

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Knox County school board discusses banning books with sexual content

Knox County Board of Education officials discussed banning books that depict sex at Monday’s school board work session.

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State Board of Education revokes three educators’ licenses for sex crimes

The Tennessee Board of Education permanently revoked the educator licenses of three educators for sexual misconduct.

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Dekalb Schools and Graduation Alliance launch new online high school completion program

Adults in Tennessee who have not graduated from high school can now earn a high school diploma rather than a.

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Parent poll reveals ‘Nashville’s hidden literacy crisis’

The education and parent advocacy organization Nashville PROPEL has released a white paper detailing what local parents think about “Nashville’s.

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Metro Nashville Public Schools outlines alternative learning redesign plans

Metro Nashville Public Schools' alternative learning centers, or ALCs, will provide students with support "every step of the way" under.

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Memphis-Shelby County Schools officials promise staff won’t lose their jobs under district reorganization plan

Memphis Shelby County School Board members and Superintendent Marie Feagins addressed concerns about the school system’s plans to reorganize district.

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